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Moving passengers and cargo through the air is heavily regulated and significantly ties efficiency to expense.
“As currently postured,” says U.S. Rep. Brad Knott, R-N.C., “the FAA does control lot of these processes. We’re stuck in the 1950s.”
Knott has authored and filed the Aviation Supply Chain Safety and Security Digitization Act of 2025. In America’s near-ubiquitous internet access age featuring mainstream of artificial intelligence and prevailing digital economy, the Federal Aviation Administration has control in a supply chain still reliant on paper documents.
FIRST ON FOX: A former federal prosecutor-turned-member of Congress is warning that the ongoing government shutdown is posing a growing risk to Americans' public safety.
Note from Brad:
Welcome back to my monthly newsletter. Before I begin with updates from D.C., I would be remiss if I did not take a moment to acknowledge and pay tribute to Charlie Kirk, who was taken from us far too soon at the beginning of September. I am praying for his wife and their two kids in this time of unspeakable tragedy and hope you’ll join me.
Across the country, in every small town and big city, friends gather at coffee shops to chat, share stories, and build community. Coffee may be the excuse to come together, but it’s the people who matter.
Cultivate Coffee Roasters in Fuquay-Varina began with the goal of fostering community engagement. Serving coffee was incidental. After years of roasting at home as a hobby, owners Ben and Alexandra Somerville recognized an untapped market for jitter juice in the area and decided to try their hand at entrepreneurship.
JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC – Congressman Brad Knott (NC-13) joined Senator Ted Budd in sending a bipartisan, bicameral letter urging President Trump to prioritize flue-cured tobacco in his trade negotiations with China ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi.
Crunchy leaves, candy corn, and carving pumpkins are all around the corner. As autumn rolls into Wake County, Ken Walker is pulling out all the stops for North Carolina families to make cherished memories at one of the oldest corn mazes around.
“It’s hard to believe it, but this season marks 26 years of KEN’s Korny Corn Maze,” Ken said. “We’re excited to welcome everyone back and show off some of the new attractions we’ve put in place.”
Note from Brad:
Congress is back in session following an August work period where I had the opportunity to connect with constituents, deliver services, and hear their concerns. If I didn’t get to meet with you this time around, be sure to keep an eye out for upcoming events. You can also reach out to my office at any time; we love chatting with constituents!
Of everything I discussed with North Carolinians, the Working Families Tax Cuts certainly stood out as top of mind for many.
