SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – ABC news has obtained the list of airports impacted by the FAA cuts, which will begin Friday. San Diego International Airport is one of forty major hubs across the United States that will face reduction in flights according to their sources/
According to ABC news, the cuts will go into effect on Friday. ABC news also reports that the cuts will start at 4% on Friday and work up to 10%. The flights that are impacted will happen between the hours of 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. Their source also reported that a final list is expected Thursday.
The FAA also told ABC news that each airline’s flight schedules will be “proportionate.”
The full list of airports is below:
Anchorage InternationalHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta InternationalBoston Logan InternationalBaltimore/Washington InternationalCharlotte Douglas InternationalCincinnati/Northern Kentucky InternationalDallas LoveRonald Reagan Washington NationalDenver InternationalDallas/Fort Worth InternationalDetroit Metropolitan Wayne CountyNewark Liberty InternationalFort Lauderdale/Hollywood InternationalHonolulu InternationalHouston HobbyWashington Dulles InternationalGeorge Bush Houston IntercontinentalIndianapolis International1New York John F Kennedy InternationalLas Vegas McCarran InternationalLos Angeles InternationalNew York LaGuardiaOrlando InternationalChicago MidwayMemphis InternationalMiami InternationalMinneapolis/St Paul InternationalOakland InternationalOntario InternationalChicago O`Hare InternationalPortland InternationalPhiladelphia InternationalPhoenix Sky Harbor InternationalSan Diego InternationalLouisville InternationalSeattle/Tacoma InternationalSan Francisco InternationalSalt Lake City InternationalTeterboroTampa International