The actions of FAA are in contravention of bipartisan judgment on the needs of the future of aviation.
James Oberstar: “The actions of FAA are in contravention of bipartisan judgment on the needs of the future of aviation.”
On the recordMarch 17, 2009
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Oberstar criticizes FAA's actions as ignoring bipartisan decisions.
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