Bush Airport Security Lines Soar Due to Shutdown
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George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston grapples with severe security line disruptions due to the partial government shutdown, with TSA staff calling out at much higher rates, leading to potential four-hour waits. The airport, a key United Airlines hub, is experiencing thirty-five to forty percent no-shows, causing a significant reduction in operational security lanes. Travelers express frustration, while TSA staff face financial strain from prior shutdowns and rising costs. Despite delays, tourism in Houston remains robust, with record hotel bookings. Officials warn of potential worsening conditions nationwide until Congress resolves the shutdown.
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