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A mother and her baby girl sit in a passenger airline seat, the sun shining brightly in through the plane window.
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Mothers express dismay over airline union plans to scrap ‘lap baby’ seats

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Jill Biden’s plane to Michigan diverted to Denver after ‘aircraft issue’
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Jill Biden’s plane to Michigan diverted to Denver after ‘aircraft issue’

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WATCH LIVE: Donald Trump’s plane on standby at airport ahead of expected trip to New York for arraignment
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WATCH LIVE: Donald Trump’s plane on standby at airport ahead of expected trip to New York for arraignment

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Will Ted Cruz have his way at FAA?
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Will Ted Cruz have his way at FAA?

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Congress proposes national no-fly list amid rise in unruly passengers
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Congress proposes national no-fly list amid rise in unruly passengers

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Biden’s pick to lead the FAA withdraws nomination after losing Senate support
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Biden’s pick to lead the FAA withdraws nomination after losing Senate support

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The legislation has bipartisan support and bipartisan opposition. Opponents are concerned that commercial airlines' interests could overrule those of general aviation and that Congress would not be active in decisions concerning general aviation. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
Beltway Confidential

The FAA needs an experienced aviation leader, not a political partisan

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A House Democrat says the federal government needs to step in to ensure that airlines don't make airplane seats too narrow for Americans who are getting heavier and heavier each year.
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Flightless babes: How safetyism could make traveling with babies less safe

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Soaring prices: How to save money on airline travel
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Soaring prices: How to save money on airline travel

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Southwest Airlines plane prepares to land at Midway International Airport, Feb. 12, 2023, in Chicago. The CEO of Southwest Airlines pushed back Tuesday, March 14, against the view that his airline’s December breakdown was caused by a failure to invest enough money in crew-scheduling technology, instead blaming extremely cold weather that forced it to stop flying at some airports.
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Southwest Airlines announces improvements after disastrous 2022 holiday season

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