BURBANK, Calif. -- Southern California's Hollywood Burbank Airport faced impacted operations Monday night as air traffic controllers called out in greater numbers due to the government shutdown.

From 4:15 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday, Hollywood Burbank Airport had no air traffic controllers in their tower.

Operations were instead run remotely by Southern California TRACON, an approach and departure team out of San Diego.

In addition to Burbank, the Federal Aviation Administration also delayed flights into both Denver and Newark International airports due to air traffic controller shortages.

Delays with air travel were anticipated due to the government shutdown, which entered its sixth day on Monday.

Control towers and airport security checkpoints were still staffed, with about 13,200 air t

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