| Annie Kate |
July 2nd, 2009 5:46 pm ET So will the FAA redefine who its ultimate customer is – the air company or the passengers? IF its not the passengers then who will look out for their interests? If the FAA had been doing its job for the air passenger would the crashes we have seen this year not have happened or would the FAA identify the airline shortcomings after the crash when its too late to prevent the crash? Their behavior towards whistleblowers is horrible; these people could have helped prevent crashes and made the FAA look better – perhaps the guideline of measuring this agency's success should be the number of days since there was a crash the FAA had to investigate. |
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| Marshall |
July 4th, 2009 9:47 am ET Anderson Cooper! |
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