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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said Sunday that the 6% traffic cut implemented last week would be terminated at 6 a.m. ET Monday morning.

The FAA will lift shutdown-related flight cuts at airports nationwide on Monday at 6 a.m. Flight restrictions were imposed due to staffing shortages during the 43-day government shutdown.

Airline executives are pushing lawmakers to make sure air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration workers are paid if there's another shutdown. Air traffic controller staffing could become even more difficult as a result from the record shutdown, Transportation Secretary Duffy said.

Airlines expected a return to normal to happen relatively quickly, but flight cuts are temporarily frozen at 6%.

Delta Chief Executive Ed Bastian didn't mince words in describing how airlines became a bargaining chip during shutdown negotiations.

Flight cancellations eased to the lowest rate in almost a week on Wednesday ahead of a House vote on a bill that could end the longest-ever government shutdown. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and major airlines warned that flight disruptions could linger even after the shutdown.

Delta Air Lines expects to have a strong fourth-quarter despite flight disruptions caused by the federal government shutdown, the carrier's CEO Ed Bastian told CNBC on Wednesday.

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