Congressional Shake-up Means New Course On Aviation
Credit: Congressional quarterly file photo
The U.S. aviation industry will have to navigate a vastly altered political landscape in Congress next year. Not only are new leaders taking the reins in the House, Democrats are also losing a lawmaker who has been their dominant voice on aviation policy for more than two decades. The key figure now...
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