US Transportation Secretary Duffy says Congress would have to get involved with providing USD 2.5bln in aid to low-cost airlines

The comment from Transportation Secretary Duffy indicates a potential shift in federal support aimed at low-cost airlines, which may lead to a new dynamic in the sector amid ongoing economic challenges.

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US Transportation Secretary Duffy says Congress would have to get involved with providing USD 2.5bln in aid to low-cost airlines

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If Congress provides the proposed aid, it could stabilize the airline industry, impacting not only equities within the sector but also broader market sentiment towards transportation and related industries.

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