POLITICO Morning Transportation


Goodbye, flight cuts
Mon Nov 17 10:00 am
The FAA’s shutdown-related flight cuts at 40 major airports officially end today, the agency announced Sunday evening.
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Shutdown endgame in sight as flight cuts snowball
Mon Nov 10 10:00 am
Senators have reached a deal to end the shutdown. But shutdown-related strains on the airspace won’t resolve themselves overnight.
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Airspace enters a crucial week as delays increase
Mon Nov 03 10:00 am
The shutdown looks primed to surge past the 35-day mark. Will a surge in delays at airports break the stalemate between Democrats and Republicans?
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Empty paycheck looms for controllers
Mon Oct 27 10:00 am
Air traffic controllers are set to miss their first full paychecks this week. It could lead to a cascade of flight disruptions.
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Cruz’s plane crash response set for its first Senate test
Mon Oct 20 10:00 am
Senate Commerce this week will take up Chair Ted Cruz’s bill responding to January’s deadly midair crash near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
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First round of shutdown layoffs skip DOT
Tue Oct 14 10:00 am
The White House’s first round of shutdown-related layoffs have arrived, and it looks like furloughed DOT employees can take a breather — at least for now.
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DOT takes center stage in Trump shutdown playbook
Mon Oct 06 10:00 am
President Donald Trump is making blue city transit projects a target in his shutdown strategy.
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Does DOT actually want more layoffs?
Mon Sep 29 10:00 am
The White House wants to use a potential shutdown to justify more federal layoffs. But is Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy interested?
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The latest target in DOT’s DEI purge?
Mon Sep 22 10:00 am
DOT is moving to defund one of its programs that, among other things, helps minority-owned businesses win federal contracts.
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