Bryan Bedford leads for FAA chief position

nzherald.co.nz

Bryan Bedford is the leading candidate to become the next head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). He currently leads Republic Airways, which has significantly expanded under his management. The new FAA chief will address issues related to Boeing's safety record, a recent fatal collision near Washington, and job cuts linked to Elon Musk's government initiatives. Bedford would replace Mike Whitaker, who announced his resignation effective January 20, coinciding with President Trump's inauguration. The new administrator will face several pressing challenges upon taking office.


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