US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said a $2.5 billion budget airline bailout was unnecessary as carriers could access private capital, after low-cost airlines including Frontier and Avelo requested aid to offset high jet fuel costs | Collector

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said a $2.5 billion budget airline bailout was unnecessary as carriers could access private capital, after low-cost airlines including Frontier and Avelo requested aid to offset high jet fuel costs

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US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said a $2.5 billion budget airline bailout was unnecessary as carriers could access private capital, after low-cost airlines including Frontier and Avelo requested aid to offset high jet fuel costs

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said a $2.5 billion budget airline bailout was unnecessary as carriers could access private capital, after low-cost airlines including Frontier and Avelo requested aid to offset high jet fuel costs

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