FORMER FAA ADMINISTRATOR ARGUES THAT COMMERCIAL SINGLE-ENGINE IFR FLIGHT RULE WOULD INCREASE SAFETY
FORMER FAA ADMINISTRATOR Langhorne Bond defended the agency's proposal to allow the use of single-engine aircraft in commercial passenger-carrying operations under instrument flight rules after the rulemaking effort was questioned by some airline and manufacturing executives during the Regional...
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