Travel Industry Launches Campaign Urging Congress to Pay Federal Aviation Workers Amid Shutdown
The U.S. Travel Association, alongside hundreds of industry organizations, has launched a major campaign urging an end to the partial government shutdown. The initiative highlights the severe impact on federal aviation workers, including TSA agents and air traffic controllers, who are required to work without pay. This situation is causing significant travel disruptions across the country, with major airports experiencing lengthy security lines and operational delays. The campaign warns of a looming crisis for air travel, emphasizing the potential for escalating safety and security risks. It aims to pressure lawmakers by showcasing the shutdown's negative effects on travelers and the broader economy.
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