NATA'S JIM COYNE HOPES BA FLIGHTS WILL BE ALLOWED TO RESUME AT REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT
JIM COYNE, president of the National Air Transportation Association, is hopeful that federal officials will eventually permit business aviation flights to resume at Washington Reagan National Airport. There is a strong demand among business leaders for the return of such flights and, "If our nation...
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