We're looking at an industry that has made enormous progress in safety over the years, over the decades.
We've got to pay as much attention to any factor that interferes with safe movement in aviation as we can.
We believe it's the FAA's duty right now to go out and get that data.
There shouldn't be separate rules for separate operations.
Exemption has raised concerns in my state and my region that there'll be potentially increased noise as a result of NextGen implementation.
Progress made in aviation safety includes significant advancements in technology--when you think about it, the GPS systems.
We can't discuss that in the abstract. There are lots of jobs, lots of careers that are connected to being on duty at the appropriate time.
We don't want any accidents to take place.
I will hope that they could listen to the language that comes from the homeowners in the area.
These are the invisible results that occur?
And to our colleagues who claim that these measures will be too costly to business, we have to ask, what about the health costs of breathing...