United Aerolíneas de que el cierre del Gobierno podría afectar a las reservas 

Key Points

• United Airlines executives warn that a prolonged government shutdown could reduce traveler confidence and bookings.
• Air traffic controllers and TSA agents must work without pay during the shutdown, leading to increased sick calls and some airport delays.
• The shutdown's duration remains uncertain, with both United and Delta Air Lines monitoring its economic impact and adjusting their outlooks accordingly.

Summary

United Airlines leaders have expressed concerns that the ongoing government shutdown may soon hurt passenger bookings as public confidence in a resolution wanes. While essential airport staff like air traffic controllers and TSA agents continue to work unpaid, rising sick calls and staff shortages have already caused delays at some airports. Both United and Delta are monitoring the situation closely, with executives warning that a prolonged shutdown could have increasing consequences for airline operations and the broader U.S. economy.