FAA temporarily halts some arrivals at LAX due to controller staffing shortage
The FAA announced a pause on certain inbound flights to Los Angeles International Airport because of staffing problems at Southern California Terminal Radar Approach Control.
A traffic-management issue at Southern California Terminal Radar Approach Control has forced the FAA to suspend some arrivals at LAX. The shortage of personnel is affecting the facility that oversees a large portion of Southern California airspace. As a result, departing flights may also experience schedule changes. Travelers are advised to verify the status of their flights with airlines.
Why it matters
Delays at LAX can affect millions of travelers and disrupt airline schedules across the West Coast.
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