(Image courtesy Pixabay)
(THE POST MILLENNIAL) – Late Wednesday night the House of Representatives voted not to reinstate airline pilots who lost their jobs for refusing to comply with the Biden administration's vaccine mandate.
The move comes as the United States' aviation industry continues to suffer due in large part to a shortage of captains in cockpits.
Members of the House convened on Wednesday to debate and vote on the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act, HR 3935. While the night ended with the legislation being left as "unfinished business," a number of proposed amendments had their fates decided.
The post Congress will not reinstate pilots fired over Biden's vaccine mandate amid massive pilot shortage appeared first on WND.
