Oct 30 (Reuters) - The CEOs of American Airlines ( AAL )

and United Airlines will attend a White House roundtable

with Vice President JD Vance Thursday as the aviation industry

urges an end to a 30-day government shutdown that has disrupted

thousands of flights, sources told Reuters.

United CEO Scott Kirby and American CEO Robert Isom will

join Vance, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Airlines for

America CEO Chris Sununu, Air Line Pilots Association President

Jason Ambrosi and others at a roundtable on the impact of the

shutdown that forced left 13,000 air traffic controllers and

50,000 Transportation Security Administration officers to work

without pay, the sources added.