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FAA Orders Flight Cuts as Shutdown Disrupts Air Travel

Hundreds of flights across the U.S. were canceled Friday after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered airlines to reduce operations due to staffing shortages among unpaid air traffic controllers during the ongoing government shutdown, the longest in U.S. history. Major airports including Newark, Atlanta, and San Francisco reported significant delays as the FAA directed a phased reduction in flights, rising from 4% on Friday to 10% by November 14. The cuts primarily affected regional routes, while major carriers like United and American Airlines sought to limit disruptions to their core operations. American Airlines CEO Robert Isom called the situation “frustrating,” warning cancellations could worsen if the shutdown continues. The impact has already driven travelers to seek alternatives such as one-way car rentals, which spiked over 20%, while analysts cautioned that extended disruptions could dampen short-term travel demand.

Visa and Mastercard Reach Settlement to Reduce Swipe Fees

Visa and Mastercard have agreed to a proposed settlement that would reduce the interchange, or “swipe,” fees merchants pay each time customers use their credit cards. These fees, typically between 2% and 2.5%, are often passed on to consumers through higher prices. Under the deal, which would resolve two decades of litigation, both companies will lower fees by about 0.1% on most U.S. credit card transactions for five years. While the change could lead to billions in savings across millions of purchases, trade groups like the National Retail Federation and National Association of Convenience Stores argue the cut is too small and grants the companies undue legal protection. Mastercard and Visa, however, say the agreement will give merchants more flexibility, simplify rules, and strengthen payment options. The settlement, which still requires approval from a federal judge, could take effect in late 2026 or early 2027.

Shoppers are adding to cart for the holidays

Peak streaming time continues after Black Friday on Roku, with the weekend after Thanksgiving and the weeks leading up to Christmas seeing record hours of viewing. Roku Ads Manager makes it simple to launch last-minute campaigns targeting viewers who are ready to shop during the holidays. Use first-party audience insights, segment by demographics, and advertise next to the premium ad-supported content your customers are streaming this holiday season.

Read the guide to get your CTV campaign live in time for the holiday rush.

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Tip of the Day

Document your process the first time you do it.

Every time you do something in your business, send an email, onboard a client, post a campaign, jot down the steps. That one quick habit turns daily tasks into repeatable systems. It’s how you stop re-explaining, start delegating, and eventually build a business that runs without you.