The Source with Kaitlan Collins Flight Cancellations Begin; Pressure Mounts To End Shutdown
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Nov 7, 2025 
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, a vocal Georgia representative, dives into the chaos of the government shutdown and its unsettling impact on flight cancellations. She expresses frustration with both parties and criticizes Republican leadership, urging more accountability. Greene also discusses rising grocery prices and the urgency of addressing healthcare. With a focus on domestic policy over foreign engagements, she emphasizes the need for effective leadership and calls for an immediate resolution to the crisis.
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Shutdown Triggers Major Flight Reductions
- Flight cancellations and a 10% FAA traffic cut will strain travel and cause cascading disruptions for Thanksgiving.
- Airlines already announced hundreds of grounded flights and warned travelers to book backups.
Controllers Got Zero-Dollar Pay Stubs
- Air traffic controllers received pay stubs showing zero dollars during the shutdown.
- That unpaid status prompted concerns about safety and staffing at the FAA.
Book Backup Tickets If Traveling
- If you must travel during the shutdown, consider booking a backup ticket on another carrier.
- Airlines and CEOs warned travelers to avoid being stranded by buying alternate flights.