Major US airlines urge Congress to pay air traffic controllers and prevent potential shutdown flight disruptions
Major carriers urge Congress to pay air traffic controllers during a potential shutdown to avoid travel chaos. This move aims to prevent severe flight cuts.
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USare urging the U.S. Congress to ensure air traffic controllers receive their pay during a potential partial government shutdown that could begin as soon as Saturday. This request, made through the industry trade group Airlines for America, comes as lawmakers face an ongoing dispute regarding the Department of Homeland Security. The trade group represents major carriers including American Airlines Group Inc. , Delta Air Lines, Inc. , United Airlines Holdings, Inc. , and Southwest Airlines Co. .
USare urging the U.S. Congress to ensure air traffic controllers receive their pay during a potential partial government shutdown that could begin as soon as Saturday. This request, made through the industry trade group Airlines for America, comes as lawmakers face an ongoing dispute regarding the Department of Homeland Security. The trade group represents major carriers including American Airlines Group Inc. , Delta Air Lines, Inc. , United Airlines Holdings, Inc. , and Southwest Airlines Co. .
