Bill Profita, chairman of the Greater Baton Rouge Airport Commission, joins the show to unpack the ripple effects of the federal shutdown on air travel. With canceled flights and a growing 6% disruption rate, Profita explains how airplane re-sequencing works and why delays compound across major hubs. From Baton Rouge to Charlotte to New York, every leg of a flight matters—and there are no spare planes waiting in the wings. He shares insights on passenger volume, airline logistics, and the critical role of air traffic controllers. If a deal is reached, recovery could take 48–72 hours. Until then, turbulence continues.
During Lawsuit Abuse Awareness Week, Rickie Guillory, owner of Guillory Petroleum Transport, joined Brian Haldane on Mornings With Brian Haldane… Read More