Flight disruptions continue as air traffic controllers brace for their first full missing paychecks

Airlines have had enough of the government shutdown

United, Delta, American, and Southwest Airlines are banding together to step up pressure on lawmakers to break an impasse that's lasted almost a month

Amid Travel Chaos, ABC and CBS Skip Airlines Telling Dems To Give Up On Shutdown

On Thursday, the nation’s four major airlines came together to embrace the Republican position that the government shutdown should end with a clean continuing resolution. However, NBC’s Today was the only Friday morning show to report this. By contrast, CBS Mornings made it seem as if the airlines wanted squabbling siblings to just get along, while ABC’s Good Morning America was content to only talk about generic travel chaos. While Friday may h…

Democrats' Shutdown Antics Backfire Again - They're Now Getting Called Out by Major Airlines

The pressure is mounting for Democrats to end the government shutdown. The latest voices to plead with Congress to reopen and fund the government: major airlines. On Thursday, CNBC reported […] The post Democrats' Shutdown Antics Backfire Again - They're Now Getting Called Out by Major Airlines appeared first on The Western Journal.

Several major airlines back GOP push for ‘clean’ funding bill as shutdown drags on

Some of the nation’s top airlines are calling on Congress to end the government shutdown and pay air traffic controllers, joining Republican lawmakers in pressing Democrats… The post Several major airlines back GOP push for ‘clean’ funding bill as shutdown drags on appeared first on CatholicVote org.

4 largest US airlines endorse Republican-backed ‘clean’ bill to end government shutdown

United, Delta, American and Southwest airlines each called on Congress to approve a Republican-backed “clean” funding bill to reopen the government.

The Nation’s Top Businesses Push For End Of Government Shutdown

A broad coalition of business associations representing hundreds of companies as diverse as Apple and Walmart united to call on Congress Thursday to immediately reopen the government. The coalition warned that with each day of the shutdown, “the larger and more durable the economic damage becomes — and some of it might never be recovered.”  Top CEOs from hundreds of major U.S. companies also warned of potential irreversible economic damage. Repr…