It faces massive competition from entrenched airlines, is loathed by a good chunk of one of the main Americanpoliticalparties, is subsidised by taxpayers, and has never made a profit.
Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican who has been one of the primary foes of campaign finance reform, called the Ney-Wynn bill "a step in the right direction" and said the Shays-Meehan legislation was "fundamentally un-American" because it would limit what outside groups and politicalparties could say close to elections.