The news media has reported that the FCC is considering allowing airplane passengers to use their cellphones for calling and receiving calls while flying on commercial planes above the United States. As things are now the airlines sell you a seat for air travel that is to narrow and to close to the seat in front of you to allow your knees to touch the seat in fron of you. They charge to check your baggage and to pick the location of the seat you might desire. They take off late and arrive late. If you allow them to allow cellphone usual to the vast amount of Americans who are addicted to constant cellphone usuage just imagin sitting in the middle seat between two 6 footers taling on their cellphone on a 4 hour trip from Chicago to L.A. As this country only has air service to get around the country the passenger has no option to use a different mode of transportation. Some Americans sleep with their cellphones and talk to friends 24/7 multiple times each day. Why should airline passengers be forced to listen to stupid conversations while traveling. It should not even be considered by the FCC. It's time to give the consumer a break from the expose we are exposed to by unwanted telephone calls, 20 minutes of commercials out of every hour of television and people texting and and talking on the phone while driving.
Richard & Sandra Elkins
Chicago, IL

Right now the 'Take Action' button is _way_ too small, it takes up <5% of the screen area and is overshadowed by the rotating graphics etc - but it's the most important part of the page!

I'd suggest eliminating the 'click to drop down' behavior and make four large static buttons (perhaps each with a graphic) for 'complain, comment, discuss, help'. These buttons should be the primary focus of the 'above the fold' page, taking up the majority of the real estate. Perhaps a horizontal tiling of the four large buttons, with the scrolling graphic features below and the newsroom below that?