Air travel gets back to normal at Dallas airports

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After 10 days of cuts, air travel returns to normal at Indianapolis International Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration ended an order on airlines to cut flights. At Indianapolis, no cancellations were reported on Monday morning.

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Air travel gets back to normal at Dallas airports after government shutdown
The FAA is ending its shutdown-era flight cuts at 40 US airports, letting airlines return to normal schedules
FAA Lifts Order Slashing Flights, Allowing Commercial Airlines to Resume Their Regular Schedules
The Federal Aviation Administration said Sunday it is lifting all restrictions on commercial flights that were imposed during the government shutdown at 40 major U.S. airports

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FAA ends emergency order mandating flight reductions at 40 airports during government shutdown, officials say
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Secretary Duffy, FAA Announce Restoration Of ‘Normal Operations,’ Termination Of Emergency Flight Reduction Order
Major US airports resuming normal flight operations as shutdown ends
“Today’s decision to rescind the order reflects the steady decline in staffing concerns across the national airspace system and allows us to return to normal operations,” FAA Administrator Bryan Bedfo...

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FAA to end flight reductions on Monday as air traffic controllers return to work
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Flight cuts imposed due to shutdown will end Monday, FAA says
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