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You know, a windfall profits tax i know has been considered by a number of countries, obviously the uk as well. we are evaluating, but what we want to see as an end result is prices at the pump diminished, so reduced, so that people are not hurting. that was the us energy secretary, jennifer granholm. you know, one industry that uses plenty of fuel is the aviation industry. it's also one that in 2022 was finally able to start steering itself away from the huge losses of the pandemic. it's a business that's crucial to keeping the global economy turning, moving goods and people all around the wo...

So that citizens are not hurting. so all tools are on the table. you know, a windfall profits tax i know has been considered by a number of countries, obviously the uk as well. we are evaluating, but what we want to see as an end result is prices at the pump diminished, so reduced, so that people are not hurting. that was the us energy secretary, jennifer granholm. you know, one industry that uses plenty of fuel is the aviation industry. it's also one that in 2022 was finally able to start steering itself away from the huge losses of the pandemic. it's a business that's crucial to keeping the ...

Wyoming as well. tonight, aviation giants airbus and boeing are joining the nation's airlines, calling for the government to delay next month's rollout of 5g cell phone technology, warning it could interfere with critical cockpit technology worries potentially coming to a head on the heels of the holiday travel rush here's tom costello. >> reporter: from boeing and airbus, a rare call for the government and cell phone industry to postpone 5g cell phone rollout set to go live in two weeks. the biggest plane makers warn 5g interference could adversely effect the ability of aircraft to safely o...

Altimeters coming into airports in bad weather, starting in january, if those planes are coming into airports near big 5g sigh scythes. again, 5g is supposed to go live in january, and now the industry under pressure to delay that rollout from the airlines and from, as we said, the two biggest plane makers in the world. i'm tom costello at reagan airport. back to you. >> doctor, look at those numbers. people are still very comfortable still traveling. and to your point earlier, and dr. fauci, if you are vaccinated and boosted, you should feel comfortable traveling. but we saw it from delta's c...

CAA extends breathing space for operators of Pacific Aerospace aircraft 3 Mar, 2021 04:38 AM 3 minutes to read There is some good news for owners and operators of aircraft made by Pacific Aerospace, now in interim liquidation - New Zealand's Civil Aviation Authority has extended its decision not to revoke the planemaker's certifications. The veteran Waikato planemaker has more than 300 aircraft in operation around the world and has supplied aircraft to around 80 per cent of the topdressing industry. If the CAA revoked its organisational certificates due to its insolvency, those aircraft could...