After weeks of uncertainty, U.S. air travel is finally stabilizing just in time for the Thanksgiving rush. Airports across the country are reporting smoother operations as airlines, air-traffic controllers, and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) work to restore normal service following the recent government shutdown and staffing shortages.
Travelers had been bracing for one of the most chaotic holiday travel seasons in years. Flight delays were increasing, controllers were stretched thin, and airlines were warning passengers to expect disruptions. But in a surprise turnaround, the FAA confirmed that air-traffic staffing levels have improved significantly, allowing airports to resume regular operations.
Several major hubs—including Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, and
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