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U.S. States Ask Congress for More Airline Oversight Authority

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U.S. states and federal agencies should have new powers to investigate airline passengers complaints, a bipartisan group of 36 state attorneys general said Wednesday sharply criticizing air carriers and the Transportation Department (USDOT). (www.reuters.com) More...

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sparkie624
sparkie624 6
Not sure the State Governments could really do better...
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linbb
linbb 3
Since many in the upper reaches of our govenment cant do things right how are they going to fix this? Look at CA governor moonbeam wants everyone to buy an electric car now but a warning has been issued not to charge them at times because of power shortages. Great now back in DC those idiots think they can do better.
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sparkie624
sparkie624 2
I know what you are saying...
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bidrec
Richard Haas 1
I saw a headline. It said "Silicon Valley and Wall Street Compete for Programming Talent".

Apparently, the airlines do not compete here.
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