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San Francisco, Oakland airports on FAA list of flight cuts

U.S. airlines prepared to phase in hundreds of flight cuts at the country’s busiest airports starting Friday, including those in San Francisco, Oakland New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Chicago, due t...

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Cancellations at major Calif. airports top 130 on first day of FAA flight cuts

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California airports will be hard hit by FAA flight reductions, including LAX, SFO

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Disruptions Light on Day 1 of Flight Cuts, but Duffy Warns of Worse to Come

Sean Duffy, the secretary of transportation, said on Friday that the mandate could reach as high as 20 percent at some airports if the shutdown continued to push air traffic controllers to look for o...

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More than a THOUSAND flights canceled with number rising amid shutdown chaos - with Connecticut plastic surgeon forced to drive to UTAH

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FAA cuts to air traffic begins Friday as government shutdown continues

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Major California airports see traffic declines amid ongoing travel frustrations

Some of the largest and busiest airports in California are seeing travel numbers taking a nosedive this year. In a study published by online travel magazine Locals Insider, several California airports have experienced a decline in 2025 of hundreds of thousands of travelers.

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Which airports are reducing flights in California? See reported list

Officials say the move is in response to mounting pressure on air traffic controllers who've gone without pay as the shutdown continues.

Travel + Leisure

Semi-private Jet Company JSX Just Launched 2 New Routes — Here's Where

It just got easier to fly as a VIP out west. JSX, a semi-private jet company based in Dallas, which has gained popularity for offering a luxury travel experience at more affordable prices than a private jet, recently announced new routes connecting Oakland ...

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5 California airports to see flight reductions due to government shutdown

Just ahead of the holiday travel season, the Federal Aviation Administration has announced that it will reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 major U.S. airports due to the lingering federal government shutdown,