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Congress isn’t done shuffling
We’re nearly a month into the 118th Congress, but the major players who will shape this year’s FAA reauthorization bill aren’t all in place.
Schumer throws a lifeline
The endorsement is a major boost for Phil Washington's nomination amid an FAA computer outage that grounded flights across the country and prompted questions about why the top job was vacant.
Tallying the cost of Southwest’s meltdown
Southwest Airlines' disruption will cause the company a revenue loss of $400 to $425 million in the fourth quarter of 2022.
Southwest under the microscope
Southwest Airlines’ flight operations returned to relative normalcy by Dec. 30 and remained stable throughout the New Year’s holiday after an operational reset that meant thousands of cancele...
Money train is leaving the station
There are a number of transportation-related priorities that could end up in the final major legislation of this Congress.
Spending talks carry big Boeing implications
Boeing is asking Congress for a year-end gift, and some lawmakers are not in a giving mood.
Rail strike averted, but still a lot to do
It’s not clear yet what kind of money for infrastructure destroyed by Hurricanes Ian and Fiona will be included in the funding bill, but the defense bill presents intrigue for Boeing.