Former FAA ATO Chief Operating Officer David Grizzle (left) will serve on the National Airspace System Safety Review Team. Acting Administrator Billy Nolen (right) will step down in June after less than two years at the FAA.
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Barring expediency not often seen in Washington political circles, the FAA will find itself without its current leader, Billy Nolen, around midyear, and without a permanent replacement selected and vetted to take over. The scenario would place yet another caretaker in the agency’s top job amid...
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