Lillianna Byington is a Reporter at Bloomberg Government. She covers transportation with a focus on airlines, aviation, and their intersections with Congress, as well as topics related to Ohio and China. Lillianna's work has been featured in Bloomberg Law, Financial Post, BNN Bloomberg, Westchester Magazine, and Bloomberg News.
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By: Nancy Ognanovich, Cooper Lohr, Roxana Tiron, Lillianna Byington, Kellie Lunney, Brittney Washington, Oma Seddiq, Seemeen Hashem, Lauren Turenchalk, Zach C. Cohen, Maeve Sheehey, Karl Evers-Hillstrom, Jack Fitzpatrick, Alex Ruoff, Ellen M. Gilmer, Dan Lee, Courtney Rozen
Lawmakers return this week, aiming to make progress on key authorizations and appropriations ahead of August recess and looming deadlines this fall.
By: Lillianna Byington
Lawmakers will sift through measures around attempts to ease pilot shortfalls, increase flights at Reagan National Airport and ban shrinking plane seat size this week as the House takes up its sweeping aviation legislation.
By: Lillianna Byington, Diego Areas Munhoz
A recent cut in railroad workers’ sickness and unemployment benefits has made bedfellows of usually-adversarial groups—railroad companies and their employees—now pushing Congress to fix an issue that could strain their workforce and the nation’s supply chain it supports.
Congress is renewing efforts to accelerate the deployment of autonomous vehicles on US roads, drawing concerns from safety and labor groups.
By: Lillianna Byington
Automakers would be forced to keep AM broadcast radio in new cars under legislation moving forward in the Senate, despite opposition from electric vehicle manufacturers.
By: Lillianna Byington, Jalen Brown
An equity and civil rights-focused committee will advise the Transportation Department beginning this fall after the agency unveiled membership Thursday.
By: Lillianna Byington, Jo Ann Snover
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By: Lillianna Byington, Alan Levin
(Bloomberg) -- The panel that blew off a Boeing Co. jet during an Alaska Airlines flight last month showed signs that it had moved on flights prior to the accident, a US senator briefed on the investigation said Thursday.
The panel that blew off a Boeing Co. jet during an Alaska Airlines flight last month showed signs that it had moved on flights prior to the accident, a US senator briefed on the investigation said Thursday.
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