I'm so glad to see air travel getting back on track 
. That record-long shutdown was really taking its toll on people's lives - missed connections, lost business trips... it was all just so frustrating. I think the FAA made the right call in lifting those restrictions now that things have stabilized a bit. Airlines are probably breathing a sigh of relief too 
. And poor air traffic controllers, I feel for them - going two paychecks without a break must've been tough 
. It's always good to see the industry bouncing back, though.
. That record-long shutdown was really taking its toll on people's lives - missed connections, lost business trips... it was all just so frustrating. I think the FAA made the right call in lifting those restrictions now that things have stabilized a bit. Airlines are probably breathing a sigh of relief too . And poor air traffic controllers, I feel for them - going two paychecks without a break must've been tough . It's always good to see the industry bouncing back, though.
! Can't believe it's been 43 days without major air travel. Crazy how much of a difference staffing issues make. Glad to see FAA taking things cautious tho 
, don't wanna risk any major incidents. Airlines must be super relieved to have those cancelled flights back on the books 
. And poor air traffic controllers, been through some tough times during that shutdown 
. Now, just hope everything runs smoothly and we get back to our regular flying schedules 
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