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Aviation experts are concerned that the recent government shutdown has jeopardized the recruitment of new air traffic controllers. Delays caused by the shutdown likely disrupted training programs and hiring processes. This disruption could deter potential candidates from pursuing the demanding and essential role, potentially leading to future staffing shortages in air traffic control. The experts emphasize the importance of maintaining a steady flow of qualified controllers to ensure the safety and efficiency of the national airspace system.
