Chris Sununu
Coverage of Chris Sununu in the Nexus archive.
- Crowded planes and airports set records, straining the U.S. aviation system
U.S. airports and airlines are experiencing record passenger numbers, leading to overcrowded planes and increased strain on the aviation system. Airlines are pushing for government investment to modernize air traffic control, which is understaffed and outdated.
- Federal judge says New Hampshire must make it easier to prove citizenship when registering to vote
A federal judge ruled that New Hampshire must allow voters to attest to U.S. citizenship via sworn affidavit if they lack documentary proof, overturning a 2024 law that removed this option. The ruling, which found the law unconstitutional, was challenged by the state as part of efforts to ensure election integrity but was celebrated by groups like the ACLU of New Hampshire as preventing unnecessary barriers for eligible voters.
- ‘Normalized’ partisanship, government shutdowns raise risks for aviation
Representative Rick Larsen and former Governor Chris Sununu warned about the impact of partisanship and government shutdowns on American aviation. They expressed concern that government shutdowns are becoming more frequent. This normalization of shutdowns raises risks for the aviation industry.
- Sununu: Spirit Airlines closure was a lesson to approve mergers when ‘somebody is putting up a red flag’
Spirit Airlines closed after failing to reach a deal with the Trump administration. Chris Sununu, CEO of Airlines for America and former New Hampshire Governor, commented on the closure. He suggested that it was a lesson to approve business mergers despite potential red flags.
- Airline trade group CEO: ‘There will be a price increase on your ticket’
Airlines for America CEO Chris Sununu predicts airline ticket price increases due to rising jet fuel costs, which have doubled since the US and Israel launched a war with Iran. The increase is a direct response to the growing fuel expenses. Airline prices are expected to rise as a result.
- Sununu: Spirit Bailout "Made No Financial Sense Whatsoever"
Governor Chris Sununu criticized the Spirit Bailout, stating it 'made no financial sense whatsoever.' The comment reflects opposition to the financial decision.
- Lawmakers who were at White House Correspondents' Dinner shaken, disturbed by shooting
A shooting occurred outside the White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Washington Hilton hotel, leading to the evacuation of President Trump and other officials. The suspect, armed with multiple weapons, was shot by Secret Service agents and is in custody. Lawmakers expressed shock and concern over the incident and criticized security protocols.