美政府“停摆”危机蔓延：全国约6%航班取消，多座机场陷混乱

Core Points - The U.S. government shutdown crisis is causing significant disruptions in air travel, with approximately 6% of flights canceled nationwide [1] - Major airlines have canceled around 1,200 flights and delayed over 2,000 flights as of November 11 [1] - Key airports in cities such as Chicago, New York, Washington, Atlanta, and Dallas-Fort Worth are experiencing the highest number of flight cancellations [1] Legislative Context - U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urged Congress to pass a bipartisan bill to end the government shutdown and restore normal flight operations [1] - The Senate has passed a preliminary agreement aimed at ending the shutdown, which is now awaiting a vote in the House of Representatives [1] - If the House approves the temporary budget bill, it will be sent to the President for signature to officially end the government shutdown [1]