If the FAA wants to be a trusted regulatory body, there must be consistency and transparency in how rules are upheld and how certifications are granted.
Kevin Hern: “If the FAA wants to be a trusted regulatory body, there must be consistency and transparency in how rules are upheld and…”
On the recordApril 17, 2023
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Hern emphasizes the need for FAA consistency and transparency in regulations.
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