Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

Department of Transportation hitting JetBlue this week with a two million dollar fine.

DOT investigation found JetBlue operated four chronically delayed flights on the East Coast,

arriving more than 30 minutes late, more than half the time for at least five

straight months.

Wow.

The fine, in part, will go towards compensating JetBlue passengers already impacted and those

who see flight cancellations and lengthy delays in the year to come.

But JetBlue says half of the blame lies with the U.S. government, urging the incoming administration to prioritize modernizing outdated ATC technology and addressing chronic air traffic controller staffing shortages.

So the weather has been crazy the last couple of days. I was in the midst of it in the Midwest.

And you can't blame the airlines when the weather is that bad. I mean, there's no structure of travel that wouldn't get

disrupted heavily when you have historic snow, wind, cold, that sort of thing. But in general,

the airlines punish us a lot with the, I was amazed. I flew a couple of different airlines and just the

the paying for every single little thing now so you book your ticket oh that's just for a

seat where like or if you have to you're going to have to sit with your head bent like this

if you want your head to be straight up and have you know enough room to have your head straight up

you got to pay an extra $39.

If you want your feet, you have to remove your feet if you're in this seat.

If you want to actually have your feet, then it's another $59.

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