Airlines aim to shift blame for ongoing flight problems to FAA

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2 thoughts on “Airlines aim to shift blame for ongoing flight problems to FAA

    1. I thought no one wanted to work anymore after getting their trump bucks…. Now we are blaming the FAA for not paying a living wage to compensate for the stressful job for the labor shortage?

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