Air traffic controllers who call out could be let go

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Government shutdown updates: Air traffic controllers who call out could be let go
The speaker's comments came hours after a C-SPAN caller named Samantha, a Republican from Fort Belvoir, Virginia, told Johnson she was "very disappointed" with the Republican party over the government shutdown. She said her "kids could die" if her family experiences a lapse in pay on Oct. 15.

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US Could Dismiss Air Traffic Controllers Who Fail to Work During Shutdown, Transportation Secretary Says
Federal government shutdown impacts air traffic controllers in Denver and elsewhere
Transportation Secretary Threatens To Fire Air Traffic Controller 'Problem Children'
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned on Thursday that the government could dismiss air traffic controllers who repeatedly fail to show up for work during the government shutdown, saying a spike ...

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US air traffic control staffing hit for second day, delaying flights
Transportation Secretary threatens to fire ‘problem children’ air traffic controllers who call out sick
Staffing challenges create delays at airports for second day as shutdown drags on
"We do not have the luxury of time," he said. "We do not have time to waste on the unnecessary distractions created by this shutdown."

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Major US airports experience delays as government shutdown hits air travel
Air traffic controller shortages delay flights across U.S.

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