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🚨DELTA FLIGHT ATTENDANT EXPOSES GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN OVER THE INTERCOM MID-FLIGHT “Right now, our approach is day by day. The FAA is asking every airline for a 10% reduction in flights to the top 40 markets in the U.S. For Delta, that’s roughly 540 flights a day.” “It’s entirely up...

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Reporter: The US handles about 45,000 flights a day. A 10% reduction of that is worse than the worst cancellation day of the past year, every day until the shutdown ends. Never in modern US aviation history has the federal government done an across the board cut of flight capacity like this, and now it seems that passengers are going to be the one paying for it.
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Reporter: The US handles about 45,000 flights a day. A 10% reduction of that is worse than the worst cancellation day of the past year, every day until the shutdown ends. Never in modern US aviation history has the federal government done an across the board cut of flight capacity like this, and now it seems that passengers are going to be the one paying for it.

FactPost

90,126 views • 9 months ago

Delta Air Lines is making changes to its in-flight food and beverage service on select flights "to create a more consistent experience" across its network. In a statement to ABC News, the Atlanta-based carrier said that flights shorter than 350 miles "will no longer offer food and beverage service -- with the exception of Delta First which always receives full service."
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Delta Air Lines is making changes to its in-flight food and beverage service on select flights "to create a more consistent experience" across its network. In a statement to ABC News, the Atlanta-based carrier said that flights shorter than 350 miles "will no longer offer food and beverage service -- with the exception of Delta First which always receives full service."

ABC News

41,781 views • 3 months ago

Rubio: We Discussed Restarting Direct U.S.-Lebanon Flights with Aoun U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the talks focused on attracting more U.S. and international investment to Lebanon, as well as the possibility of restarting direct flights between the United States and Lebanon. “We’re going to start a process with them and see if that’s possible and when that can be done,” Rubio said. Direct flights by U.S. airlines to Lebanon have been suspended since 1985, when the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) banned such flights and prohibited U.S. aircraft from landing at Beirut International Airport due to the deteriorating security situation at the time, particularly following the hijacking of a Trans World Airlines (TWA) flight.
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Rubio: We Discussed Restarting Direct U.S.-Lebanon Flights with Aoun U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the talks focused on attracting more U.S. and international investment to Lebanon, as well as the possibility of restarting direct flights between the United States and Lebanon. “We’re going to start a process with them and see if that’s possible and when that can be done,” Rubio said. Direct flights by U.S. airlines to Lebanon have been suspended since 1985, when the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) banned such flights and prohibited U.S. aircraft from landing at Beirut International Airport due to the deteriorating security situation at the time, particularly following the hijacking of a Trans World Airlines (TWA) flight.

Political Pen

21,977 views • 29 days ago

Delta Air Lines said on Tuesday that it is ending food and beverage service on flights under 350 miles beginning May 19. Those seated in business class, however, will continue to receive full service on all flights, according to the airline. CBS News' Kris Van Cleave has more on what this means for Delta passengers.
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Delta Air Lines said on Tuesday that it is ending food and beverage service on flights under 350 miles beginning May 19. Those seated in business class, however, will continue to receive full service on all flights, according to the airline. CBS News' Kris Van Cleave has more on what this means for Delta passengers.

CBS News

50,802 views • 3 months ago

NEW: Elon Musk thanks Pete Buttigieg for helping him expedite approval for support flights in North Carolina after calling him out earlier in the day. Good. The apparent resolution came after Musk called out the federal government for blocking flights. "There are hundreds of reports of FEMA/FAA blocking flights... DM me the number to call," Musk said to Buttigieg on X. "Still waiting … the helicopter is trying to land to deliver critical supplies. What’s the number to call?" After the pair apparently had a productive conversation, Musk said: "Thanks for expediting approval for support flights. Just wanted to note that Sec Buttigieg is on the ball."
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NEW: Elon Musk thanks Pete Buttigieg for helping him expedite approval for support flights in North Carolina after calling him out earlier in the day. Good. The apparent resolution came after Musk called out the federal government for blocking flights. "There are hundreds of reports of FEMA/FAA blocking flights... DM me the number to call," Musk said to Buttigieg on X. "Still waiting … the helicopter is trying to land to deliver critical supplies. What’s the number to call?" After the pair apparently had a productive conversation, Musk said: "Thanks for expediting approval for support flights. Just wanted to note that Sec Buttigieg is on the ball."

Collin Rugg

2,046,012 views • 1 year ago

NEW: Secretary Duffy says he can’t promise Americans their flights won’t be canceled or delayed as the government shutdown drags on: “I can’t guarantee you that your flight is going to be on time. I can’t guarantee you that your flight’s not going to be canceled.” “It’s going to depend on our air traffic controllers coming in to work every single day.” “If they do not, we’ll know whose fault it is.”
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NEW: Secretary Duffy says he can’t promise Americans their flights won’t be canceled or delayed as the government shutdown drags on: “I can’t guarantee you that your flight is going to be on time. I can’t guarantee you that your flight’s not going to be canceled.” “It’s going to depend on our air traffic controllers coming in to work every single day.” “If they do not, we’ll know whose fault it is.”

Fox News

105,634 views • 9 months ago

How to get compensated for delayed or canceled flights in Nigeria. This video has gained traction on TikTok and IG, and many affected by the Dana Air suspension are asking me for guidance on how to pursue refunds for their no-show flights. If you’re one of those people, the latest news is that NG Eagle is taking over the operations of Dana Air. So send an email to them and cc NigeriaCAA
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How to get compensated for delayed or canceled flights in Nigeria. This video has gained traction on TikTok and IG, and many affected by the Dana Air suspension are asking me for guidance on how to pursue refunds for their no-show flights. If you’re one of those people, the latest news is that NG Eagle is taking over the operations of Dana Air. So send an email to them and cc NigeriaCAA

Achalugo

24,895 views • 1 year ago

Relief flights are here and many more are on the way. Huge thanks to darylvazmp and team for reopening our airports so fast — and to the U.S. Government and all donors for their swift support. We will recover stronger 🇯🇲
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Relief flights are here and many more are on the way. Huge thanks to darylvazmp and team for reopening our airports so fast — and to the U.S. Government and all donors for their swift support. We will recover stronger 🇯🇲

Dana Dixon

17,307 views • 9 months ago

As of today, March 19, the Home Front Command has issued a new directive reducing that number of passengers down to approximately one hundred and thirty passengers per flight. This is a government-mandated decision that EL AL is required to follow. What this means for you: roughly half of passengers currently booked on upcoming U.S. flights will be receiving cancellation notifications. If your flight is canceled, you are entitled to a full refund or a voucher - please visit for details and next steps. We are also pausing the assignment of additional passengers to U.S.-bound flights at this time.
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As of today, March 19, the Home Front Command has issued a new directive reducing that number of passengers down to approximately one hundred and thirty passengers per flight. This is a government-mandated decision that EL AL is required to follow. What this means for you: roughly half of passengers currently booked on upcoming U.S. flights will be receiving cancellation notifications. If your flight is canceled, you are entitled to a full refund or a voucher - please visit for details and next steps. We are also pausing the assignment of additional passengers to U.S.-bound flights at this time.

EL AL USA

12,203 views • 5 months ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 - US-Iran Air Campaign (Feb 15 – Apr 16) Over the last 2 months, Rerum Novarum has tracked 7,642 publicly available US military flights in support of Operation Epic Fury. Involving over 572 unique aircraft, marking the largest US air power buildup since Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Over the course of the 60-day air campaign, 1,601 transatlantic crossings were made, averaging just over 26 transatlantic flights per day. 195 unique cargo aircraft made 1335 flights across the Atlantic, and 182 unique aerial refueling aircraft made over 228 flights across the Atlantic; over 80% of these aircraft made a 1 way trip across, inferring they stayed within the CENTCOM/EUCOM AOR to support the operation. The US Military currently fields roughly 475 aerial refuelers, meaning almost 40% of the military's refueler aircraft were used to support Operation Epic Fury. Many of these refuelers were likely towing attack aircraft into the region, which we cannot track. In the two weeks leading up to the operation (Feb 14→28), 1191 flights were made into Europe and the Middle East, with an average of 85 flights per day. Since the first day of the war, 28th of February, the US Military has maintained an average of 141 military flights per day within the CENTCOM/EUCOM AOR, with the busiest week being March 14→21, with 1262 flights, and an average of 180 flights per day. The most active aircraft type during this operation was; C-17 (Cargo): 3399 Flights. KC-135 (Aerial Refueler): 2703 Flights. C-130 (Small Cargo): 850 Flights KC-46 (Aerial Refueler): 217 Flights C-5M (Large Cargo): 185 Flights These cargo aircraft (C-5s, C-17s, and C-130s) flights combined have a theoretical maximum uplift capacity of 651,385,985 lb (295,555 metric tons), or about 1,427,000 cubic metres of cargo space. The attached video shows the full 60 day air campaign of all publicly available flights. This data only includes public flight data; military aircraft can, and do, turn off their public ADSB transmitter whenever they want to, therefor flights such as B-52's or fighter jets rarely show themselves on public data except for special cases which makes them hard to track. Although aircraft used for cargo or refueling generally fly with this data publicly accessible in safer areas,meaning the overwhelming majority of these support flights were captured.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 - US-Iran Air Campaign (Feb 15 – Apr 16) Over the last 2 months, Rerum Novarum has tracked 7,642 publicly available US military flights in support of Operation Epic Fury. Involving over 572 unique aircraft, marking the largest US air power buildup since Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Over the course of the 60-day air campaign, 1,601 transatlantic crossings were made, averaging just over 26 transatlantic flights per day. 195 unique cargo aircraft made 1335 flights across the Atlantic, and 182 unique aerial refueling aircraft made over 228 flights across the Atlantic; over 80% of these aircraft made a 1 way trip across, inferring they stayed within the CENTCOM/EUCOM AOR to support the operation. The US Military currently fields roughly 475 aerial refuelers, meaning almost 40% of the military's refueler aircraft were used to support Operation Epic Fury. Many of these refuelers were likely towing attack aircraft into the region, which we cannot track. In the two weeks leading up to the operation (Feb 14→28), 1191 flights were made into Europe and the Middle East, with an average of 85 flights per day. Since the first day of the war, 28th of February, the US Military has maintained an average of 141 military flights per day within the CENTCOM/EUCOM AOR, with the busiest week being March 14→21, with 1262 flights, and an average of 180 flights per day. The most active aircraft type during this operation was; C-17 (Cargo): 3399 Flights. KC-135 (Aerial Refueler): 2703 Flights. C-130 (Small Cargo): 850 Flights KC-46 (Aerial Refueler): 217 Flights C-5M (Large Cargo): 185 Flights These cargo aircraft (C-5s, C-17s, and C-130s) flights combined have a theoretical maximum uplift capacity of 651,385,985 lb (295,555 metric tons), or about 1,427,000 cubic metres of cargo space. The attached video shows the full 60 day air campaign of all publicly available flights. This data only includes public flight data; military aircraft can, and do, turn off their public ADSB transmitter whenever they want to, therefor flights such as B-52's or fighter jets rarely show themselves on public data except for special cases which makes them hard to track. Although aircraft used for cargo or refueling generally fly with this data publicly accessible in safer areas,meaning the overwhelming majority of these support flights were captured.

Rerum Novarum // Intel, Breaking News, and Alerts

48,555 views • 4 months ago

More than 100 flights to and from #Dubai Emirates confirms that it will continue to operate a reduced flight schedule until further notice During the day and tomorrow, Emirates will operate more than 100 flights to and from Dubai to transport passengers to their destinations, in addition to shipping essential items It is advisable not to go to the airport unless you are informed of the confirmation of your flight.
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More than 100 flights to and from #Dubai Emirates confirms that it will continue to operate a reduced flight schedule until further notice During the day and tomorrow, Emirates will operate more than 100 flights to and from Dubai to transport passengers to their destinations, in addition to shipping essential items It is advisable not to go to the airport unless you are informed of the confirmation of your flight.

سلطان الوشاحي

176,102 views • 5 months ago

Delta Airlines (USA) were denied a deal by the Nana Akufo-Addo Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia Government just because they refused to pay bribe to the Ghanaian Authorities. The deal was to Establish Aviation School to Train Pilots, Flights Attendances etc for Free so they can establish full Presence here in Ghana.
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Delta Airlines (USA) were denied a deal by the Nana Akufo-Addo Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia Government just because they refused to pay bribe to the Ghanaian Authorities. The deal was to Establish Aviation School to Train Pilots, Flights Attendances etc for Free so they can establish full Presence here in Ghana.

Kyei Meshack

100,928 views • 2 years ago

Karoline Leavitt: We’re on day two of the government shutdown. The President and Vice President are working nonstop to encourage Democrats to muster the courage to do the right thing. A vote is expected tomorrow, and we hope it will reopen the government. Click here for more:
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Karoline Leavitt: We’re on day two of the government shutdown. The President and Vice President are working nonstop to encourage Democrats to muster the courage to do the right thing. A vote is expected tomorrow, and we hope it will reopen the government. Click here for more:

One America News

20,752 views • 10 months ago

A record 82 MILLION people are traveling for Thanksgiving, by train, car, and plane. Tomorrow will be the busiest day with 52,000 flights ✈️ Make sure to get to the airport early, and thank your flight crews. And don’t forget to dress with respect! The Golden Age of travel starts with all of us 🇺🇸
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A record 82 MILLION people are traveling for Thanksgiving, by train, car, and plane. Tomorrow will be the busiest day with 52,000 flights ✈️ Make sure to get to the airport early, and thank your flight crews. And don’t forget to dress with respect! The Golden Age of travel starts with all of us 🇺🇸

Secretary Sean Duffy

174,392 views • 8 months ago

🚨 THE U.S. GOVERNMENT JUST TOLD AMERICANS HOW TO DRESS TO FLY - AND PEOPLE ARE CALLING IT “INSANE” The DOT has a new campaign, and it’s NOT about safety. It’s about your behavior and your clothes. The Department of Transportation is now pushing a “return to the golden age of air travel,” which includes: • “Say please and thank you” • “Help older flyers with bags” • “Control your children” • “Dress respectfully for your flight” Yes, the federal government is now telling people what to wear to board a plane. Travelers at O’Hare weren’t having it: “Ridiculous to tell people how to dress.” “Flying sucks - let me be comfortable.” “Maybe fix delays instead of my sweatpants.” “Keep the government open before judging outfits.” One person said the only thing holding them together in an airport is sweatpants and comfortable shoes and now even that’s being targeted. While flights are delayed, overpriced, understaffed, and chaotic… the government is suddenly focused on your outfit. When the government starts policing how you dress to travel… what do you think they’re warming us up for?
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🚨 THE U.S. GOVERNMENT JUST TOLD AMERICANS HOW TO DRESS TO FLY - AND PEOPLE ARE CALLING IT “INSANE” The DOT has a new campaign, and it’s NOT about safety. It’s about your behavior and your clothes. The Department of Transportation is now pushing a “return to the golden age of air travel,” which includes: • “Say please and thank you” • “Help older flyers with bags” • “Control your children” • “Dress respectfully for your flight” Yes, the federal government is now telling people what to wear to board a plane. Travelers at O’Hare weren’t having it: “Ridiculous to tell people how to dress.” “Flying sucks - let me be comfortable.” “Maybe fix delays instead of my sweatpants.” “Keep the government open before judging outfits.” One person said the only thing holding them together in an airport is sweatpants and comfortable shoes and now even that’s being targeted. While flights are delayed, overpriced, understaffed, and chaotic… the government is suddenly focused on your outfit. When the government starts policing how you dress to travel… what do you think they’re warming us up for?

HustleBitch

241,766 views • 9 months ago

Frontier Airlines overbooked several flights that day, not an uncommon occurrence on flights, but what they did next was crazy. Instead of asking for volunteers to fly at a later time with compensation, they just began denying people seats and telling them that they were “late” for their flight. (They had been in that line for over an hour and a half.) Now here is where it gets even crazier. They were offering to put those removed from the flight on a later flight, but it would cost them an EXTRA $100 to do so. Would you just pay the $100 or would you demand a refund for your ticket? Obviously the young guy in the video is pissed. Is he in the right or is Frontier?
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Frontier Airlines overbooked several flights that day, not an uncommon occurrence on flights, but what they did next was crazy. Instead of asking for volunteers to fly at a later time with compensation, they just began denying people seats and telling them that they were “late” for their flight. (They had been in that line for over an hour and a half.) Now here is where it gets even crazier. They were offering to put those removed from the flight on a later flight, but it would cost them an EXTRA $100 to do so. Would you just pay the $100 or would you demand a refund for your ticket? Obviously the young guy in the video is pissed. Is he in the right or is Frontier?

CeCe

1,949,933 views • 5 months ago

“They should be here every day, every weekend, every week, trying to find a deal so we can open the government back up.” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy calls out Democrats in Congress for repeatedly failing to end the government shutdown, warning that the pain air travelers feel will only get worse until the government reopens.
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“They should be here every day, every weekend, every week, trying to find a deal so we can open the government back up.” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy calls out Democrats in Congress for repeatedly failing to end the government shutdown, warning that the pain air travelers feel will only get worse until the government reopens.

Fox News

72,963 views • 9 months ago