(The Center Square) – Critics and proponents of expanding flight options in and out of Reagan National Airport are weighing in on the passage of the Federal Aviation Administration’s reauthorization bill, which would add five round-trip flights to the airport. The bipartisan legislation passed both the House and Senate despite Virginia U.S. Sens. Tim Kaine and Mark Warner strongly opposed adding the flights. Supporters of the expansion, including The Capital Access Alliance, a coalition of transportation and business leaders, applauded the legislation, claiming the victory will increase afford…