AIR CHARTER SAFETY COMES UNDER CONGRESSIONAL SCRUTINY
Two key members of the Senate aviation subcommittee last week raised concerns about FAA’s oversight of on-demand operators and the agency’s lack of movement on updating 30-year-old Part 135 regulations. During a hearing Sept. 15 on the early findings of the Aug. 8 fatal midair collision over the...
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