Bailouts could doom the airline industry!
04-24-2020 | 02:18 PM
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Of course it does. 10th Amendment.
Per the 9th Amendment, it doesn't have to. In fact the feds have no authority to regulate flight at all, other than across national borders. If the Constitution were amended to allow the FAA, then it would be Constitutional.
That's crazy talk. Where there is a demand someone will step in to fill the supply. Econ 101.
Per the 9th Amendment, it doesn't have to. In fact the feds have no authority to regulate flight at all, other than across national borders. If the Constitution were amended to allow the FAA, then it would be Constitutional.
And the airlines are a very key economic pillar... the economy will not come back without them, or at least not as anything recognizable and certainly not within a decade. Too many other sectors would have to completely collapse and then re-invent themselves, or be replaced by something new. That would take 10-30+ years and result in global human misery beyond reckoning.
04-27-2020 | 10:07 PM
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Of course it does. 10th Amendment.
Per the 9th Amendment, it doesn't have to. In fact the feds have no authority to regulate flight at all, other than across national borders. If the Constitution were amended to allow the FAA, then it would be Constitutional.
That's crazy talk. Where there is a demand someone will step in to fill the supply. Econ 101.
Per the 9th Amendment, it doesn't have to. In fact the feds have no authority to regulate flight at all, other than across national borders. If the Constitution were amended to allow the FAA, then it would be Constitutional.
That's crazy talk. Where there is a demand someone will step in to fill the supply. Econ 101.
05-05-2020 | 11:19 AM
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Nope, never heard of it.
Easy trivia questions for aviators:
What two railroads merged to form the BNSF?
What three railroads made up "The Chessie System?" Follow up: why was it called "The Chessie System?"
05-06-2020 | 06:34 AM
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Do you mean the company that ran mostly along the US-Canada border and had a billy goat as their mascot? You mean the one that took my family to a new home in Minisota?
Nope, never heard of it.
Easy trivia questions for aviators:
What two railroads merged to form the BNSF?
What three railroads made up "The Chessie System?" Follow up: why was it called "The Chessie System?"
Nope, never heard of it.
Easy trivia questions for aviators:
What two railroads merged to form the BNSF?
What three railroads made up "The Chessie System?" Follow up: why was it called "The Chessie System?"
I don't know the exact answer to the second but I'm thinking Chessie was part of C&O? I fail as rail foamer.
05-07-2020 | 05:22 PM
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Chessie System+ Atlantic Coast Line= CSX Transportation, correct? Still a foamer, I probably should’ve worked for a railroad vice aviation. I’d be close to retirement now!
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