Challan To Retire From FAA By Year's End
Peter Challan, one of FAA's highest-ranking officials and a 34-year agency veteran, is expected to retire from the agency Dec. 30, an FAA spokeswoman told The DAILY. As senior VP-transition, Challan has overseen setting up the new Air Traffic Organization (ATO), and is principal advisor to agency...
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