Congress considers airline aid package

The White House and Congress are considering a federal aid package for the airline industry to help it recover from last week’s attacks.

Congress considers airline aid package
Wed, 19 Sep, 2001 - 11:15

The White House and Congress are considering a federal aid package for the airline industry to help it recover from last week’s attacks.

The industry has asked for $24bn (£16.3bn). The House of Representatives floated a $15bn (£10.2bn) relief plan last Friday.

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