Michael Boyd
speaker
423 appearances
67 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
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Michael Boyd’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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plane crash in decades.
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In a statement, American Airlines said that it would fight any allegation.
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the airline caused or contributed to the accident.
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The family members of other victims are expected to file lawsuits of their own.
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Joel Rose, NPR News, Washington.
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The Justice Department filed a lawsuit last year accusing Norfolk Southern of causing chronic delays on Amtrak's Crescent Line between New York City and New Orleans.
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Federal law says that Amtrak passenger trains are supposed to get priority when they use tracks owned by freight railroads.
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But in practice, Amtrak has complained for years that freight lines often prioritize their own trains, which can be difficult to pass because they are frequently a mile or even two miles long.
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Under the settlement, Norfolk Southern agrees to train its employees to give Amtrak Crescent trains the highest priority and to provide records when those passenger trains are delayed.
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Joel Rose, NPR News.
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The proposal from the Department of Transportation under then President Biden would have required airlines to pay between $200 and $775, along with free meals, lodging, and rebookings.
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It would have applied when domestic flights are disrupted by circumstances under the airline's control, including mechanical problems and system outages.
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The airline industry sharply criticized the proposal, arguing it would drive up operating costs.
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An industry trade group welcomed the Trump administration's move.
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Joel Rose, NPR News, Washington.
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The proposal from the Department of Transportation under then President Biden would have required airlines to pay between $200 and $775, along with free meals, lodging, and rebookings.
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It would have applied when domestic flights are disrupted by circumstances under the airline's control, including mechanical problems and system outages.
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The airline industry sharply criticized the proposal, arguing it would drive up operating costs.
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An industry trade group welcomed the Trump administration's move.
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Similar protections for airline passengers have long been in place in Europe and elsewhere.
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