It’s all gravy: Thanksgiving air traffic to be normal after US government reopens

The GuardianSunday, November 16, 2025 at 12:00:33 PM
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It’s all gravy: Thanksgiving air traffic to be normal after US government reopens
Experts indicate that air traffic controllers are returning to work swiftly following the reopening of the US federal government, alleviating concerns about prolonged disruptions to flight schedules. The Department of Transportation has confirmed that Thanksgiving air traffic is expected to be normal, with controllers receiving full back pay and a $10,000 bonus. This development is crucial as it ensures a smooth travel experience during the busy holiday season, which is vital for both travelers and the aviation industry.
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