The acting FAA administrator says he’ll name a panel to review recent mishaps and identify ways to bolster the safety record.
In the aftermath of a two-hour halt to aircraft departures from U.S. airports in January, two high-profile runway incursions and other operational issues, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Acting Administrator Billy Nolen said Wednesday that he will convene a safety team to review the situation and determine what action is needed to maintain the aviation industry’s safety record.
An oversight agency recommends a ‘more proactive,’ data-driven approach to monitoring manufacturing processes.
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