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When airline pilots say there are safety issues, we need policymakers to listen and act

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By Jason Ambrosi
| Fox News Verified
Pilots say we need the best of both the House and Senate bills to promote airline safety This summer, millions of Americans will head to the airport, ready for long-awaited vacations, family visits and once-in-a-lifetime adventures. They will pack their bags, shuffle through airport security lines and make their way through crowded terminals. On board, they'll buckle their seat belts, hear the safety briefing and settle in for the flight ahead.
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Opinion: Congress must ensure US air safety is never again a political bargaining chip

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By Jason Ambrosi
| MSN Verified
Before every takeoff and every landing, pilots and air traffic controllers exchange a few words. Most of this communication is direct, formal and procedural going over flight protocols, weather data, or safety information. But its not uncommon for these conversations during less busy times to include a quick aside: the How are you today? or Stay safe up there of two professionals working together.
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Congress must ensure US Air safety is never again a political bargaining chip

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By Jason Ambrosi
| The Hill Verified
Before every takeoff and every landing, pilots and air traffic controllers exchange a few words. Most of this communication is direct, formal and procedural — going over flight protocols, weather data, or safety information. But it’s not uncommon for these conversations during less busy times to include a quick aside: the “How are you today?” or “Stay safe up there” of two professionals working together.
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