Layoff
Cuts 400 jobs
The FAA cut about 400 employees in administration, logistics and grounds maintenance roles, not air traffic controllers or inspectors.
- Our coverage: FAA Layoffs Lead to Potential Flight Delays
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Federal Aviation Administration Layoffs 2025: 400 Jobs Cut
Latest announcement (Feb 1, 2025): The FAA cut about 400 employees in administration, logistics and grounds maintenance roles, not air traffic controllers or inspectors. The tracker lists 1 announcement for Federal Aviation Administration since 2025, with 400 jobs reported affected. Our coverage: FAA Layoffs Lead to Potential Flight Delays
Last updated Oct 2, 2026
Federal Aviation Administration at a glance
- Announcements tracked
- 1
- Jobs affected (reported)
- 400
- Layoffs
- 1
- Store closures
- 0
- Return-to-office mandates
- 0
Jobs affected are as reported by each source, summed over the 1 of 1 announcements that state a number.
Latest announcement
2025
1 announcement · 400 jobs reported affected
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Every published announcement, all years, one row per event. Column names are stable, and jobs affected are blank where no source states a number.
Jobs affected are counted only when a source states a number; “Not stated” means none was disclosed. Methodology, sources and how to cite
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