Flights canceled as FAA reduces flight traffic

The FAA has ordered airlines to cut their total flights by 4% at 40 of the busiest airports in the U.S. That begins on Friday, Nov. 7. By Friday, Nov. 11, the FAA will cut flight traffic by 10%. Airports in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale are impacted.

How will FAA flight cuts impact Orlando airport?

The FAA has ordered airlines cut flight traffic by 10% on Friday amid the government shutdown which has stressed FAA flight controllers, who have gone a month without a paycheck. The flight cuts are planned for the 40 busiest airports, which reportedly includes Orlando International Airport and Tampa International Airport. Several airlines are offering passengers refunds and the ability to change their travel plans without a penalty.

Teaching kids to win and lose with grace

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Dorm room decorating ideas

As many students head back to college, it's time to learn how to decorate student dorms. It's possible to select cute and cozy decor at that's also cost-affordable. Mindy Black, The Home Stylist, joins Good Day Orlando to share some suggestions.

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