ORLANDO, Fla. — Travelers across the country, including Orlando and Tampa, may see fewer flights available than usual starting Friday.

This comes after the FAA announced a 10% reduction in flights for 40 airports across the country if the government shutdown continues.

What You Need To Know • The FAA’s decision to reduce air traffic is out of an abundance of caution • Orlando International Airport confirmed it will be one of the airports impacted by the cutback but has not received confirmation from the FAA • Travelers are now thinking about contingency plans in case their flight is moved or cancelled • Experts say the cuts should help make travel more predictable and safe heading into the holidays • Officials have reported staffing shortages among air traffic controllers

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