Georgia Howe

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley, and this is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

The following is a previously recorded interview with former New Hampshire governor and current CEO of Airlines for America, Chris Sununu.

We just saw the busiest travel day in TSA history last month, and that came at the same time as a major storm in the Midwest.

Plus, it came on the heels of that 43-day record-breaking government shutdown that we were all concerned was going to gum up the works for travel.

I'm sure behind the scenes was extremely chaotic, trying to shore up the system to get everyone where they needed to go.

What ended up happening?

Now, for a long time, we've been hearing about this air traffic control crisis.

Is there still a crisis?

And if so, what are we doing to address it?

Now, have those changes been rolled out by now, or is that still in process?

Now, that's not the only change that's being made.

That's on the engineering side.

But in terms of customer experience, we're hearing that there's also some MAHA changes that are happening in airports.

Specifically, there's a Department of Transportation initiative for some gyms, playgrounds, some other health-oriented upgrades.

What do we know about that?

You mentioned that it's become more affordable.

Basically, nothing in the world has become more affordable in the past few years.

So is there hard data that flights are the one exception?

All right.

Well, Governor, thank you so much for coming on today.