FAA Safety Summit

The FAA convened a safety summit on March 15, 2023, to examine actions the aviation community needs to take to maintain its safety record. Participants included commercial and general aviation leaders, labor partners, and other aviation experts.

[ciroattardo-nycq]

Acting Administrator Nolen summed it up very well at 1:08:55. This is a profession where you need to bring your “A” game EVERY time, every day, Every year. It’s difficult to do that if you’re hiring “B” gamers to appease certain political objectives.

[sharidrerup]

The fact that the industry, along with everyone affiliated with aviation, has noticed a disturbing uptick in incidents....and therefore one moment away from the next .. The FAA, NTSB and industry are taking steps to PREVENT the next accident.

[balivillaphotographer]

These Fuddy Duddies going around in circles and not dealing with the elephant in the room.
As long they continue to do so, the WILL have blood on their hands.

[tgs]

It wasn't Continental it was Colgan.

[pw]

Notwithstanding the great information shared here - 23:1 male to female ratio on screen for majority of this presentation

[Skipbo]

I think the fact that this forum was done in front of the public has prevented a more down to earth, straighforward conversation as to the specific issues affecting these dangerous mishaps. I hear a lot of political speak.

[old_romans]

Great joke, I also work for a "Non-profit".