No More Business Class Flights for Capitol Hill Officials
New rules prohibit the use of public funds for airline tickets more expensive than economy class for Members of Congress and legislative branch employees. This means official travel will be paid for using the cheapest available options, aiming to save public money. These changes will take effect starting from fiscal year 2022.
Key points
Members of Congress and legislative branch employees must fly coach class for official travel.
Public funds cannot be used for more expensive airline tickets.
Exceptions apply if federal rules permit higher classes for other government employees in similar situations.
The rules will be effective from fiscal year 2022 onwards.
Status:
Expired
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