US Travel Disruption: Flights Cut Amid Government Shutdown
Flights across key US hubs face cuts up to 10% as the government shutdown hits air travel ahead of the Thanksgiving peak.
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Flights across key US hubs face cuts up to 10% as the government shutdown hits air travel ahead of the Thanksgiving peak.
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