US airline CEOs urged Congress to pay which group of workers?

• A. TSA workers
• B. Nurses
• C. Farm workers
• D. Teachers

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is recognizing who keeps airport security running and would be affected by congressional funding. Airlines rely on TSA screeners to move travelers safely through airports, and those screeners are federal employees whose salaries are covered by Congress, not by the airlines themselves. When airline leaders urge Congress to pay them, they’re aiming to ensure there are enough staff and that security lines don’t bog down operations. That makes TSA workers the group being targeted in this request, rather than nurses, farm workers, or teachers, who aren’t directly involved in airport security or airline operations.