An effort to privatize air traffic control backed by the White House and Republican leadership has hit a patch of turbulence but still appears on schedule for a congressional vote this year.
The powerful appropriations committees have both rejected bids to attach the proposal to spending bills, but that hasn’t undermined an effort to pass separate legislation, say both supporters and critics of the effort.
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