In following up on the work of the National Civil Aviation Review Commission over the coming months, and to help restore the credibility and effectiveness of the agency, the committee encourages the new administrator to establish an informal working group composed of former FAA administrators to advise her and the Secretary of Transportation regarding the future direction and the need of policies of the agency. The committee believes the views of these former executives could be invaluable in helping shape the agency's future.
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Discussing recommendations for the FAA in a committee report.
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