U.S. airlines have canceled hundreds of flights to meet Federal Aviation Administration guidelines meant to ease pressure on air traffic controllers during the government shutdown. https://nyti.ms/4qO7lTX | The New York Times

At SFO, at least 110 flights among different airlines are expected to be cut. At Oakland airport,10 flights are expect to be canceled. Multiple airlines are offering refunds and free changes for impacted flights. Experts say all of this is unprecedented and will have big impacts. United Airlines has published a list of Friday's cancellations, which is extensive, and growing by the hour. THE FAA said the air traffic reduction is needed for safety. Read our full story: https://abc7news.com/1812585

Some airlines have preemptively canceled hundreds of flights as the Trump administration is expected to begin reducing air travel because of air traffic control staffing shortages tied to the ongoing government shutdown. Hear how passengers are coping with the cancellations. Follow live updates here: https://cnn.it/3Lqezxj | CNN