Is there something in FAA reauthorization that we are supposed to do that eliminates the ability for the culture or mentality to thwart what we, as Congress, believe is a good idea for the advancement of safety as well as innovation, as well as the U.S. economy in the manufacturing of airplanes?
Inquiring about FAA reauthorization's role in overcoming cultural barriers to innovation.
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