Amid all the hubbub on Friday over the increasingly nasty debate over what to do with the nation's debt, you'd be forgiven for missing this other political/spending story—one that has a direct connection to business travelers. The Federal Aviation Administration is out of money.
Congress failed to reach agreement on a measure that would have kept the FAA operating without problems, a move that led the agency to lay off 4,000 workers. None of those employees were air traffic controllers or safety…
Amid all the hubbub on Friday over the increasingly nasty debate over what to do with the nation's debt, you'd be forgiven for missing this other political/spending story—one that has a direct connection to business travelers. The Federal Aviation Administration is out of money.
Congress failed to reach agreement on a measure that would have kept the FAA operating without problems, a move that led the agency to lay off 4,000 workers. None of those employees were air traffic controllers or safety…