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DOT, FAA lower flight capacity cuts to 3%

Air traffic controllers received 70% of back pay today

Yael KatzwerbyYael Katzwer
November 14, 2025
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The DOT and FAA have lowered the required flight capacity cuts at forty U.S. airports to 3% from 6%, effective Nov. 15 at 6 a.m. ET.  Air traffic controller staffing levels have improved since the U.S. government reopened Nov. 13, removing the need for such stringent flight cuts at the country’s busiest airports, the DOT and FAA […]

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