U.S. Airlines Recalled 26K Employees After PSP Extension

March 17, 2021
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Credit: Rob Finlayson
WASHINGTON—U.S. passenger airlines recalled approximately 26,000 full-time employees after Congress extended the payroll support program (PSP) in December 2020, new data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reveals. Approved as part of the CARES Act in spring 2020, the PSP subsidized...

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