Chris Sununu

They know they have to bring those prices down, more transparency on prices.

And look, you want to bring a bag, pay to bring a bag.

If you don't, you don't get charged for it.

Right.

There's they're trying to make sure that whether maybe if you have a disability, there's options there for you.

If you're older, there's options there for you.

Nobody should be cut out of the travel experience.

And I think the airlines are doing everything they can to make those investments, put those dollars in to make sure that everyone gets to, you know, be part of this great American thing.

It's not just a thing.

It's a it's a it's a strategic national asset.

Right.

If you think about it on a worldwide scale.

But for some folks here.

It's just the opportunity to go visit a loved one that they didn't get to see for a while or expand a business in a way that they didn't think was possible before.

So we take that responsibility very seriously in the airline industry.

It's a group effort and it's just been a terrific journey.

And there's so much more to go.

I think that's the exciting part ahead.

You bet.

The head of Airlines for America, Chris Sununu, told the Senate Aviation Subcommittee that airlines support a bill that would ensure that air traffic controllers get paid during future government shutdowns.