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5 de noviembre de 2025

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La Administración Federal de Aviación reducirá la capacidad de vuelos en un 10% en 40 aeropuertos importantes de EE. UU. a partir del viernes para abordar la escasez de personal durante el cierre del gobierno en curso.

La Administración Federal de Aviación (FAA) anunció el miércoles que reducirá el tráfico aéreo en un 10% en 40 mercados de alto volumen a partir del viernes por la mañana para mantener la seguridad durante el cierre del gobierno en curso.

Se espera que esta reducción afecte a miles de vuelos a nivel nacional, ya que la FAA gestiona más de 44,000 vuelos diarios, incluyendo vuelos comerciales de pasajeros, aviones de carga y aeronaves privadas.

Los controladores de tráfico aéreo han estado trabajando sin recibir pago desde que comenzó el cierre el 1 de octubre. Algunos han faltado al trabajo, lo que ha provocado escasez de personal y retrasos en los vuelos en varios aeropuertos de EE. UU.

El administrador de la FAA, Bryan Bedford, enfatizó la necesidad de tomar medidas proactivas, declarando: "No podemos ignorarlo."

El secretario de Transporte, Sean Duffy, advirtió sobre un posible "caos masivo" y posibles cierres del espacio aéreo si el cierre continúa.

La FAA planea publicar la lista de aeropuertos afectados el jueves.

Airlines for America, una asociación comercial que representa a las principales aerolíneas de EE. UU., expresó su preocupación por las reducciones y está trabajando con el gobierno federal para entender los detalles del nuevo mandato.

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La FAA Reducirá los Vuelos en un 10% en 40 Aeropuertos Principales Ante el Continuo Cierre del Gobierno

5 de noviembre de 2025 • CNN

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Wednesday that it will reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 high-volume markets beginning Friday morning to maintain safety during the ongoing government shutdown.

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This reduction is expected to impact thousands of flights nationwide, as the FAA manages over 44,000 flights daily, including commercial passenger flights, cargo planes, and private aircraft.

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Air traffic controllers have been working without pay since the shutdown began on October 1.

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Some have called out of work, leading to staffing shortages and flight delays at various U.S. airports.

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FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford emphasized the need for proactive measures, stating, 'We can't ignore it.'

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned of potential 'mass chaos' and possible airspace closures if the shutdown continues.

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The FAA plans to release the list of affected airports on Thursday.

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Airlines for America, a trade association representing major U.S. airlines, expressed concern over the reductions and is working with the federal government to understand the details of the new mandate.

La FAA Reducirá el Tráfico Aéreo en un 10% en 40 Aeropuertos Principales Debido al Cierre del Gobierno

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Primero reportado aquí

La FAA Reducirá los Vuelos en un 10% en 40 Aeropuertos Principales Ante el Continuo Cierre del Gobierno

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Wednesday that it will reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 high-volume markets beginning Friday morning to maintain safety during the ongoing government shutdown.

This reduction is expected to impact thousands of flights nationwide, as the FAA manages over 44,000 flights daily, including commercial passenger flights, cargo planes, and private aircraft.

Air traffic controllers have been working without pay since the shutdown began on October 1.

Some have called out of work, leading to staffing shortages and flight delays at various U.S. airports.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford emphasized the need for proactive measures, stating, 'We can't ignore it.'

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned of potential 'mass chaos' and possible airspace closures if the shutdown continues.

The FAA plans to release the list of affected airports on Thursday.

Airlines for America, a trade association representing major U.S. airlines, expressed concern over the reductions and is working with the federal government to understand the details of the new mandate.

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La FAA Reducirá los Vuelos en un 10% en 40 Aeropuertos Principales Ante el Continuo Cierre del Gobierno

Verificación de hechos

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Wednesday that it will reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 high-volume markets beginning Friday morning to maintain safety during the ongoing government shutdown.

This reduction is expected to impact thousands of flights nationwide, as the FAA manages over 44,000 flights daily, including commercial passenger flights, cargo planes, and private aircraft.

Air traffic controllers have been working without pay since the shutdown began on October 1.

Some have called out of work, leading to staffing shortages and flight delays at various U.S. airports.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford emphasized the need for proactive measures, stating, 'We can't ignore it.'

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned of potential 'mass chaos' and possible airspace closures if the shutdown continues.

The FAA plans to release the list of affected airports on Thursday.

Airlines for America, a trade association representing major U.S. airlines, expressed concern over the reductions and is working with the federal government to understand the details of the new mandate.

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