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Fuel shortage could affect flights at Colorado Springs Airport

Colorado Springs Airport is dealing with a fuel shortage, officials announced Monday afternoon. The shortage could cause some flights to be delayed or redirected.  Aidan Ryan, the marketing and communications manager at the airport, said in a statement the shortage is due to an issue with Valero and a workaround is in place. A contingency plan has been put in to place involving tankers delivering fuel directly to the service supplier, however a nationwide shortage of drivers may affect fuel delivery, the statement read.  The Gazette received a tip Monday, claiming that flights were being redirected to Pueblo in order to get fuel. 

Unions, lawmakers to stop United from receiving aid while outsourcing

Unions, lawmakers to stop United from receiving aid while outsourcing Robert Besser 10 May 2021, 08:47 GMT+10 Some two dozen members of the U.S. Congress are demanding that airlines stop outsourcing jobs if they want to be eligible for a third round of federal payroll aid This follows news that United Airlines has sought bids to outsource catering work at five airports In two COVID-19 relief programs to help the airline industry weather the pandemic and protect jobs, Chicago-based United received $7.7 billion WASHINGTON D.C.: Some two dozen members of the U.S. Congress are demanding that airlines stop outsourcing jobs if they want to be eligible for a third round of federal payroll aid, following news that United Airlines has sought bids to outsource catering work at five airports.

United Airlines ruffles feathers by outsourcing jobs and receiving aid

United Airlines ruffles feathers by outsourcing jobs and receiving aid 10 May 2021, 08:47 GMT+10 WASHINGTON D.C.: Some two dozen members of the U.S. Congress are demanding that airlines stop outsourcing jobs if they want to be eligible for a third round of federal payroll aid, following news that United Airlines has sought bids to outsource catering work at five airports. U.S. lawmakers also made the request to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, according to letters released by Unite Here, the union representing more than 2,500 workers, whose jobs are at risk under United s proposal. In two COVID-19 relief programs to help the airline industry weather the pandemic and protect jobs, Chicago-based United received $7.7 billion. It stands to receive another $2.8 billion under a third package, to run through September 30.

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