I believe Georgia is this country's most important aviation state.

we have got to foster a well-trained aviation workforce, which means we have got to invest in aviation education.

We ought to see this not only as a challenge, but an opportunity.

As I talk to Georgia farmers they feel like they have been waiting really just to hear, to get some clear communication from USDA, which frankly they do not trust, about what is going on, and it is trust that we have got to work to rebuild.

We ought to see this not only as a challenge, but an opportunity.

Will you commit to providing my office in writing a timeline, a timeline for outreach, application, decision, and the expected distribution of this financial assistance to farmers?

we have got to foster a well-trained aviation workforce, which means we have got to invest in aviation education.

the aviation workforce development legislation that I am working on right now will grow and strengthen the entire industry

Georgia's aviation industry employs more than 108,000 people, spread across more than 800 different companies.

This relief likely includes many Black farmers in Georgia, farmers I know, like Lucias Abrams of Burke County.

Every single day matters. It is not as if they are standing still. It gets worse the longer it takes.

I believe that it is important that we work with airlines and airports to advance opportunities to grow and diversify their talent pipeline.