Since Interstate Commerce is the transfer of goods from one state to another and there is no mention of airlines being included in that--airlines are regulated by an entirely different agency and concept--
Are you making all the crap up on the fly or do you have it written down somewhere already? What "agency and concept" are they regulated under in the Constitution if not the commerce clause?
I think PC is on pretty solid ground if she said that airlines are not interstate commerce.
Perhaps you can find something that says they are.
Do you have a clue at all about anything? Seriously, can you be this stupid? Really? No way!!!!!! I don't fucking believe it!!!
Do I really have to explain to you why a business engaged in the flying of passengers and freight from one state to another qualifies as "commerce among the States" ? Are you seriously this brain dead? Are you like, 3?
Well, thank you for your kind and thoughtful concern for my mental state and age. But I'm reasonably certain that I am on mostly solid ground on this issue.
And since you seem to have nothing but insulting insinuations and hyperbole to offer to the discussion, and seem to have no inclination to do any of your own research or provide any of your own credible sources for your opinions, I'm going to go find something fun to do.
Do have a nice day.