Airport security saw unscheduled absences more than double during the DHS shutdown, with over 300 TSA employees leaving. Frontline officers worked without pay, leading to significant call-out rates at major airports and operational disruptions. This staffing strain exacerbated long traveler wait times and raised concerns about long-term workforce stability.
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Over 300 TSA employees leave as airport absences surge amid DHS shutdown: Report
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