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Airline Chaos Might Persist Until 2024, Aviation Expert Says

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Airline Chaos Might Persist Until 2024, Aviation Expert Says — Passengers make their way through a security line Thursday, June 30, 2022, at the Pittsburgh International Airport in Moon Township, Pa. The airport saw an influx of travelers departing Pittsburgh before the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Morgan Timms/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette via AP

Janice Hisle

Senior Reporter

9/11/2022|Updated: 9/15/2022

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After a record-breaking summer of angst, aggravation, and anger at airports across the United States, little relief may be in sight in the short run.

The problem came into sharper focus in recent weeks, with airline complaints in May and June soaring 270 percent above pre-pandemic levels.

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Janice Hisle

Senior Reporter

Janice Hisle mainly writes in-depth reports based on U.S. political news and cultural trends, following a two-year stint covering President Donald Trump’s 2024 reelection campaign. Before joining The Epoch Times in 2022, she worked more than two decades as a reporter for newspapers in Ohio and authored several books. She is a graduate of Kent State University's journalism program. You can reach Janice at: [email protected]