Ryan McCormack to Lead Policy at the U.S. Transportation Department McCormack has served as Deputy Chief of Staff to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy since January 2025.

Ryan McCormack to Lead Policy at the U.S. Transportation Department

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Why the Transportation Department wants you to dress 'with respect' at the airport Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wants travelers to be on their best behavior and "dress respectfully" when they fly.

Why the #TransportationDepartment wants you to dress 'with respect' at the airport

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Biden-era plan to compensate passengers for flight delays, cancellations scrapped Airlines already have incentives to reimburse passengers voluntarily, the administration said

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Trump screwing over #Americans for #Corporations again. Vote Trump & #Republicans Out!

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Fact Check: President Trump Did NOT Ask Transportation And Commerce Departments To Introduce 15-Year Car Loans -- It's A Joke
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JetBlue, United partnership gets go-ahead from U.S. Transportation Department (Reuters) -JetBlue and United Airlines have cleared the U.S. Department of Transportation’s review of their planned partnership which allows them to proceed with the implementation, the companies said on Tuesday. JetBlue had been seeking partnerships after a federal judge blocked its alliance with American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) in 2023. In May, JetBlue and United unveiled a partnership, dubbed "Blue Sky", that would allow travelers to book flights on both carriers’ websites, while interchangeably earning and using points in their frequent flyer programs. Under the agreement, JetBlue would also provide United access to slots at the congested JFK International Airport at New York for up to seven daily round-trip flights, set to begin in 2027. The company said that the partnership is expected to contribute $50 million more in incremental operating profit than it had initially planned. "We believe Blue Sky will enable each airline to offer its customers access to hundreds of new flights and destinations through a traditional interline agreement," said Marty St. George, JetBlue’s president in a statement. Spirit Airlines (OTC:SAVEQ) in June had urged the U.S. transportation body to reject the collaboration between the two carriers, saying it was anticompetitive and would prompt other large carriers to pursue similar deals. Antitrust officials under the Trump administration have been taking a more lenient approach to corporate deals, a shift from the stricter stance seen under Biden. In June, they approved several multibillion-dollar deals in just one week, signaling a greater willingness to settle with companies. More than 100 transactions have been granted shorter reviews this year, according to FTC data from July. JetBlue and United said that Blue Sky would begin introducing new customer benefits starting in fall 2025, rolling them out in phases.

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#SeanDuffy nominated by #DonaldTrump for #TransportationDepartment...
Yet another #FOXNews loyal being named for the cabinet...
Did I mentioned he was an #MTV reality star?

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