The review found that not enough resources are being devoted to maintaining the safety of the program. Because of increasing demand for their aerial services, the program directs most of their resources into program delivery. This, coupled with ongoing budget constraints have limited the ability of the program to keep pace with developing technology and training in aircraft operations. It is my understanding that the House has provided funds to address this situation. I hope the Senate conferees on this bill will review the findings of this study in the conference to assess whether additional funding is justified.
Joseph T. Burns: “The review found that not enough resources are being devoted to maintaining the safety of the program. Because of…”
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Addressing resource allocation and safety concerns in an aerial services program.
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