> dealing with the inevitable claims that the government owes them $100mil a pop for “having to comply with increased compliance requirements”. It would be amu

> dealing with the inevitable claims that the government owes them $100mil a pop for “having to comply with increased compliance requirements”. It would be amusing to announce "hey the incumbent airlines each seem to think this change is going to cost them $100M to implement, so instead we're offering $80M to newcomer airlines who know damn well they can do the integration for $100k". (not that I would want the government to do this, necessarily, I just have a mindset that is contemptuous towards the inefficiencies of ancient/giant companies)