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FAA Considers Reducing Flights at Chicago O’Hare After American and United Turf War

Summary
The FAA is considering flight restrictions at Chicago O'Hare this summer due to anticipated congestion caused by a turf war between American and United airlines. Schedules currently exceed airport capacity during peak hours, creating potential delays. Hosts should monitor any travel disruptions that may affect guests arriving or departing from the Chicago area.
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