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American, Delta, United CEOs to testify before U.S. Senate panel -Breaking

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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The Chief Executives of American Airlines (NASDAQ;), United Airlines (NYSE:), and Southwest Airlines will be testifying on December 15th at an oversight hearing before Senate Commerce Committee. A committee official stated Wednesday.

The hearing will examine the impact of $54 billion in COVID-19 government payroll support for U.S. airlines “including the effect on the airline industry’s workforce, and the effect of airline operational performance on American consumers.” John Laughter, Chief Operating Officer of Delta Air Lines (NYSE) and Sara Nelson, President of the Association of Flight Attendants – CWA, will also testify.

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