Airline CEOs Demand Congress Fund DHS, Pay Airport Workers

March 16, 2026·about 2 hours ago·via WRAL

CEOs of top U.S. airlines like Delta, United, American, Southwest, and JetBlue demand Congress end the DHS shutdown and ensure federal aviation workers get paid, as over 300 TSA agents have already quit amid zero paychecks. With spring break travel booming, industry leaders warn of chaos at airports, longer lines, and safety risks from unpaid essential workers who must show up anyway. House Republicans push H.R. Read more about this...

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