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FAA

The New Secretary has to sell NextGen, but may have much needed access to the White House

by Joe Del Balzo on May 24, 2013

FAA’s proposal to charge EAA for the Oshkosh Tower AirVenture® costs may appear to be UNWISE to some but DIFFICULT to all

by Joe Del Balzo on May 24, 2013

Runway Incursions involve Hidden Risk Factors for which SMS is well designed to Identify and Solve

by Cynthia Schultz on May 23, 2013

Susan Baer announces her Departure from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

by Joe Del Balzo on May 22, 2013

An FAA Exemption might allow Drones to Fly this Summer to Fight Fires

by Sandy Murdock on May 22, 2013

There are Reasons to Believe that Abuse was not Intended

by Joe Del Balzo on May 20, 2013

Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to mind?

by Joe Del Balzo on May 20, 2013

Welcome Mr. Deputy Administrator

by Joe Del Balzo on May 17, 2013

GA Safety Improvement is a Good Goal, its Achievement may not be as Quick as with CAST

by Joe Del Balzo on May 17, 2013

Homebuilt Aircraft do not Involve Unreasonable Risk

by Mike Rioux on May 16, 2013

Business Week adds Valuable Safety Information to PED Debate allowing ARC to do its Technical Work

by Joe Del Balzo on May 16, 2013

Good Articulation of Safety Principles points to Questions as to ATO’s Implementation

by Mike Rioux on May 15, 2013

AOPA Brief in Court of Appeals Review of the FAA Decision to Defund Contract Towers Raises Serious Safety Issues

by Joe Del Balzo on May 13, 2013

Bill Would Enact Part 23 ARC Recommendations

by Joe Del Balzo on May 13, 2013

Article’s look at the Fiscal Cliff and an earlier OIG report raise questions about the efficiency of the Air Traffic Organization

by Joe Del Balzo on May 10, 2013

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