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Johnson backs Duffy demand for additional funding for aviation upgrades

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Johnson backs Duffy demand for additional funding for aviation upgrades

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Saturday supported Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s demand for additional funding to upgrade air traffic control infrastructure after the Federal Aviation Administration implemented a ground stop…

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