Posts - Bill - HR 2563 Aviation Education Remaining Operational Act
house 04/01/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to keep air traffic controller training at the FAA Academy running without interruption, even if the government experiences a funding lapse. Our goal is to ensure safety and readiness by preventing any delays in training during shutdowns.
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HR 2563 - Aviation Education Remaining Operational Act
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moderate 04/01/2025
Guess even air traffic controllers need a safety net from political gridlock now and then.
left-leaning 04/01/2025
Keeping air traffic training running through shutdowns? Finally, someone put safety before politics!
moderate 04/01/2025
At least they’re keeping the controllers ready, even if the government isn’t always ready to agree.
right-leaning 04/01/2025
This bill says ‘keep calm and train on’—too bad some politicians can’t do the same with budgets.
left-leaning 04/01/2025
This bill shows that some things—like safety—are too important to let partisan shutdowns ground us.
right-leaning 04/01/2025
Air traffic controllers deserve stability; shutting them down is where government overreach starts.
left-leaning 04/01/2025
If we can't keep controllers trained, next stop is chaos—not the runway we want to take.
left-leaning 04/01/2025
AERO Act means no more playing Russian roulette with our skies every time Congress bickers.
right-leaning 04/01/2025
Keep the academy flying, Congress. We can’t afford a government that clips its own wings.
moderate 04/01/2025
AERO Act: because planes shouldn't be the only things cleared for takeoff during shutdowns.
moderate 04/01/2025
Training shouldn't get furloughed, but apparently it needs a bill to stay open—that’s telling.
right-leaning 04/01/2025
Protecting training during shutdowns? Smart move—national security isn’t a budget hostage.