Flight cancellations at CVG airport Friday are the lowest there have been since cuts were implemented at 40 U.S. airports Nov. 7.

Even if the government reopens by the end of the week, it could take longer for the air traffic schedule to return to normal.

After peaking at 10% last weekend, cancellations of flights into and out of the U.S. due to the government shutdown are expected to be “muted by Monday,” according to aviation analytics firm Cirium. On a typical day,

Just one week after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered airlines to cut up to 10% of their flights from 40 major U.S. airports, the Trump administration is scrapping a Biden-era policy that made getting refunds from airlines a lot easier.

A bill to end the shutdown will be taken up by the House this week, but airlines and experts warn that it will take time before operations return to normal.

It's day six since the FAA ordered Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to reduce flights during the government shutdown. Here's how many are canceled today.

United Airlines canceled over 270 flights nationwide on Wednesday, including almost 50 at airports serving New Yorkers.

The Transportation Department Friday killed a Biden-era proposal that would have required airlines to compensate passengers for flight delays or cancellations. The big picture: The scrapped proposal,