Some witnesses and some Congressional Democrats have said that the era of airline deregulation is over, that it failed, and that the Federal Government should reregulate it.

We should formally authorize fully fund, and staff up the Department of Transportation's Office of Aviation Consumer Protection.

Thanks to--I'll say it again--the miracle of deregulation, America today enjoys a highly competitive, rapidly evolving, technologically sophisticated airline industry.

We should force the rebooking fees when your flight was canceled or delayed by the airline itself and stop that practice.

Thanks to--I'll say it again--the miracle of deregulation, America today enjoys a highly competitive, rapidly evolving, technologically sophisticated airline industry.

What is your answer to her and other moms who are afraid for their health and safety in this community?

I greatly appreciate that aviation has traditionally been a bipartisan effort.

I have heard suggestions for the Government to micro-manage flight schedules, how much someone should pay to transport an extra bag, and everything else in between.

from our analysis, none of the regulatory changes made during the Trump Administration at this point can be cited as contributing to the accident.

any time there is a locomotive involved in a serious derailment, it is lunacy that that video is not preserved and that locomotive is put into alternative service.

we will certainly commit to working with you to try to find a solution that enhances safety while at the same time protecting the interests of consumers.