The conferees believed that the FAA already had issued a letter of intent to the Memphis International Airport when in fact it had not occurred. I agree that the Memphis International Airport should have been included on the list of airports for which the conferees encouraged the FAA to consider signing letters of intent, and the FAA should treat the list of airports identified in the statement of managers as if it included Memphis International Airport. I regret and apologize for this inadvertent error that was made.
Tom Wolf: “The conferees believed that the FAA already had issued a letter of intent to the Memphis International Airport when in…”
On the recordOctober 9, 1997
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Addressing an error regarding the inclusion of Memphis International Airport in FAA considerations.
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