Airline CEOs Urge Congress to End Shutdown as TSA Staffing Strains Airports

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Crowds of travelers in long queue at TSA Security Check at Denver International Airport over summer holiday weekend.

The chief executives of several major U.S. airlines have urged Congress to swiftly resolve the ongoing 29-day partial government shutdown. They warn that unpaid Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers are beginning to disrupt air travel as the busy spring break season approaches.

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