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Glenn Beck is absolutely right to sound the alarm about our failing airline system. The numbers don’t lie – flight cancellations have skyrocketed by a massive 42 percent across North America this year. While other regions like the Middle East cut their cancellations by 70 percent, America is moving backwards under failed leadership.
Our hardworking families are paying the price for government incompetence every single day. Summer travel has become a nightmare with cancellation rates jumping from 1.4 percent to 1.8 percent compared to last year. Average delays have crawled up to over an hour, stealing precious time from Americans trying to visit family or conduct business.
The Biden administration’s regulatory stranglehold has crippled our aviation industry from the inside out. While countries with common sense policies thrive, American travelers are stuck dealing with endless delays and cancellations. The FAA has become another bloated bureaucracy that puts red tape ahead of results.
This crisis hits working families the hardest during peak travel seasons. Nearly one in four flights now face delays, up from previous years when airlines actually functioned properly. Families planning vacations or business trips can no longer count on basic reliability from an industry that once made America proud.
The contrast with successful airlines in other regions proves this is a policy problem, not a technical one. Airlines like Aeromexico and Delta have shown it’s possible to deliver results when leadership demands excellence. American aviation used to set the global standard until government interference took over.
Our airports have become symbols of American decline under current leadership. East Coast hubs are particularly struggling with cancellation rates that would embarrass third world countries. This represents a fundamental failure of the transportation system that built our great nation.
President Trump understands that American aviation should lead the world, not lag behind it. His proven track record of cutting regulations and demanding accountability from federal agencies offers real hope for change. The FAA needs someone who will put American travelers first instead of government bureaucrats.
The solution is simple but requires strong leadership willing to take on the swamp. Remove the regulatory barriers strangling our airlines and hold government agencies accountable for results. American ingenuity built the greatest aviation system in history, and it can do so again with the right person in charge.
