Aviation industry is short 32,000 pilots, mechanics and air traffic controllers - as Pete Buttigieg says his office is actively investigating airlines for 'unrealistic scheduling'

Aviation experts predict Americans may face another decade of persistent flight cancelations and delays amid ongoing staffing shortages.

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