Wouldn't it seem inherent, given that this new private entity would have to coordinate with the remains of FAA, that that process of separation, when we are well into this, would, in and of itself, cause some delays?
Elizabeth Esty: “Wouldn't it seem inherent, given that this new private entity would have to coordinate with the remains of FAA, that…”
On the recordJune 7, 2017
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Esty questions potential delays from separating a new private entity from the FAA.
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