From WSJopinion: While Americans suffer flight delays and cancellations, Members of Congress try to improve the flying experience for themselves
House Republicans passed the National Defense Authorization Act on July 14, after a debate that highlighted military priorities versus cultural issues. Images: Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly
Flying these days is as enjoyable as a trip to the dentist, so it’s nice to see Members of Congress try to improve the experience . . . for themselves. The House this week plans to vote on legislation reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration. Reforms are taking a middle seat in a fight over flight changes at Congress’s home airport.Continue reading your article with
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