The U.S. government shutdown is affecting the aviation industry. The FAA is planning to reduce 10% of flights at 40 major airports.

Zh tng cijng APP huzh, migu jiotng bzhng Sean Duffy zhusn biosh, yu y migu zhngf tng b y chx chungjl de d 36 tin, chy du kngzhng jiotng gunzh nqun de dnxn, t jing xilng migu 40 g zhyo jchng cujin 10% de hngbn. Zh y jj jhu psh g hngkng gngs bx zi 36 xiosh ni df cujin hngbn. Duffy biosh, rgu mnzhdng tngy chngxn kifng migu zhngf, zh y cujin cush knng hu bi chxio. According to the Zhtng Finance APP, US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced on Wednesday that due to the record-breaking 36-day government shutdown in the United States, out of concerns for the safety of air traffic control, he will order 40 major US airports to reduce 10% of flights. This drastic plan forces airlines to significantly reduce flights within 36 hours. Duffy stated that if the Democratic Party agrees to reopen the US government, this reduction measure may be reversed.