There’s an end in sight to the longest government shutdown in American history, with representatives agreeing on funding for the next few months. There’s still a bunch of travel delays, with unpaid air traffic controllers still not turning up for work. The FAA bumped up its target for reducing flights, and while cancelations and delays have impacted some, others have said their travels have been easy breezy. President Trump has a plan to introduce 50-year mortgages. Some credit cards will potentially be charged at different rates to others, causing confusion at the cash machine. 

<p>There&rsquo;s an end in sight to the longest government shutdown in American history, with representatives agreeing on funding for the next few months. There&rsquo;s still a bunch of travel delays, with unpaid air traffic controllers still not turning up for work. The FAA bumped up its target for reducing flights, and while cancelations and delays have impacted some, others have said their travels have been easy breezy. President Trump has a plan to introduce 50-year mortgages. Some credit cards will potentially be charged at different rates to others, causing confusion at the cash machine.&nbsp;</p>

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@ChrisOntheAir - FAA Flight Strife, Or Easy, Breezy Flying the Friendly Skies? 

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