Head of FAA stepping down as questions about Boeing's oversight looms
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will step down after just one year on the job. He was set to serve five years. The news means the agency will be left without leadership amid ongoing safety challenges and questions about Boeing's oversight.
Nominated by President Joseph Biden and confirmed by Senate in October 2023, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) chief Mike ...
Whitaker will leave office on January 20, concluding a tenure marked by efforts to address aviation safety concerns.
It’s not just Musk, and SpaceX, that will be closely watching the change at the top of the U.S. aviation regulator. Aerospace ...
Trump ally and campaign donor Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, has criticized the Federal Aviation Administration as ...
The administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration announced he would step down after President Joe Biden leaves office ...
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker resigns, leaving the agency to tackle aviation safety, workforce shortages, and ...
Today's podcast looks at Marriott's acquisition of Postcard Cabins, an interview with the CEO of Amadeus, and FAA chief Mike ...
Mike Whitaker says he will step down as head of the Federal Aviation Administration on Jan. 20. It's not unusual for FAA ...
Michael Whitaker announced Thursday he will step down as head of the Federal Aviation Administration on Jan. 20 after just ...
The FAA has confirmed that a pilot reported seeing "unidentified lights" after air traffic control told him to 'avoid the UFO ...
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