Trump Reverses Biden's Approach to Flight Delays
The Biden administration introduced a record number of new regulatory restrictions on airlines over four years.
According to the Office of Management and Budget, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg nearly tripled transportation-related rules and regulations.
There's no evidence that all this added red tape made airline travel safer or reduced flight delays.
Trump's Transportation Agenda
Under Secretary Sean Duffy, the focus is on airline deregulation, aiming for better service and lower costs.
- Airline deregulation, as seen in the late 1970s, allowed airlines to set prices and routes freely.
- This approach led to improved services and lower fares.
The Biden administration's philosophy was that airlines were taking advantage of passengers and accumulating profits.
Author's summary: Trump reverses Biden's airline regulations to improve services and lower fares.
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