As the longest government shutdown in U.S. history drags on, airlines have been ordered to begin reducing operations on a phased-in basis.

Moderate lines at Philadelphia International Airport were a breath of fresh air for weary travelers as they navigated gate changes, delays, and flight cancellations Sunday.

Starting in December, Orlando International Airport will begin replacing the trams that move travelers to some of its airline terminals. That will affect people flying on airlines like Air Canada, Avelo Airlines,

On Monday, travelers bid a final farewell to Pittsburgh International Airport as they know it ahead of the new terminal’s opening on Tuesday.

Flight cancellations are starting to rack up at Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport on Thursday. A deal to end the government shutdown is making its way through Congress but still hasn't been reached, and even when one is struck there is still likely to be continued disruption as the FAA attempts to return to full working order.

Federal officials announced the 40 airports that will see a 10% flight reduction which includes Newark, Teterboro and New York's major airports.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Several flights were cancelled Friday at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) after an order from the Federal Aviation Administration. Louisville Airport Spokesperson Natalie Chaudoin said 10 total flights were cancelled, most of which were to large airports with multiple other flights scheduled.