Normal flight operations can resume after the Democrat government shutdown – right in time for Thanksgiving travels – Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced late Sunday.
Duffy reposted a report from Bloomberg, indicating airlines could resume their normal operations beginning Monday in the aftermath of the Democrat government shutdown, which ended up being the longest in U.S. history.
“The @FAANews has determined that normal flight operations can resume after multiple days of positive staffing with air traffic controllers in our towers,” Duffy said.
“Now we can refocus our efforts on hiring and building the state-of-the-art air traffic…
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