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A Law Protecting Airlines Is Strangling Small U.S. Pacific Islands. Mike Lee Wants To End It
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A Law Protecting Airlines Is Strangling Small U.S. Pacific Islands. Mike Lee Wants To End It
Federal cabotage rules protect U.S. airlines from foreign competition, but in Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa they mean limited service and high fares. Senator Mike Lee is backing a Pacific-territory carve-out so nearby foreign carriers can add flights where U.S. airlines largely do not.
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