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Turbulence ahead? Columbia airport flights cancelled as government shutdown impacts air travel

U.S. airlines began canceling hundreds of flights Nov. 7 following the FAA‘s unprecedented order to to scale back nationwide and the impact is starting to hit South Carolina travelers.

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Columbia airport avoids shutdown disruptions so far, but travelers wary of flight cancellations

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What to Know About the Flight Cancellations at US Airports Caused by the Government Shutdown

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US aviation authority orders flight cuts at 40 airports as record govt shutdown hits air travel

The Federal Aviation Administration's unprecedented order to scale back flights nationwide because of the record-long government shutdown took effect Friday morning, with some passengers trying to fig...

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Hundreds of flights cancelled in US as airlines scramble to cut traffic during shutdown

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5,500 US flights delayed as FAA orders nationwide cuts amid government shutdown

With rising airport delays nationally, are there better travel options from Cola?

As one of the busiest travel seasons approaches amid growing airport delays and cancellations, here’s a look at alternative travel options.

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FLIGHT TRACKER: How to check your CAE flights amid government shutdown, travel delays

If you’re traveling to or from Columbia Metropolitan Airport, you could be impacted by changes due to the ongoing government shutdown.

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Local travelers nervous amid potential flight cuts

As flight cuts loom nationwide, anxious travelers at Columbia Metropolitan Airport brace for cancellations and long waits amid an air traffic control shortage.

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Memorial Day weekend remains busy time for travel

COLUMBIA — Rainy conditions and high gas prices have not stopped Missourians from traveling this Memorial Day weekend. AAA said it expects 45.1 million people to travel across the country by the end of the weekend tomorrow, including 38 million ...

Columbia visits New Haven for non-conference showdown

BOTTOM LINE: Columbia travels to New Haven for a non-conference matchup. New Haven did not compete in Division I in the 2024-25 season. Columbia finished 12-15 overall a season ago while going 3-9 on the road. The Lions averaged 7.8 steals, 2.1 blocks and 10.6 turnovers per game last season.