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President Donald Trump Monday was headed by the Airlines Executive Director Brian Bedford to head the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Bedford has been the CEO of a regional airline founded in Indiana since 2007. In the truth in the social mail on Monday, Trump wrote that “Rada” to announce the nomination of Bedford as an administrator FAA.
“As former President and CEO of the Republic of Airways, Mesaba Airlines and Business Express Airlines, Brian brings more than three decades of experience in aviation and executive leadership to this critical position,” Trump said.
Bedford must be confirmed by the US Senate before it starts working at FAA. The President also referred to the secretary of the transport, Sean Dafa, noting that Bedford would work with him.
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Brian Bedford, noticed on this 2011 painting, was subjected to the head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). (Matthew Staver/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“Brian will work with our Great Transport Secretary, Sean Dafa to strongly reform the agency, protect our exports and ensure the safety of almost one billion annual passenger movements,” said Trump’s post. “Congratulations to Brian!”
A recent message occurs when Trump administration continues the overhaul of FAA that is involved By postponing hundreds of workers In February. Agency has attracted close attention after January 29 Collision of the river descendant At the Reagan National Airport near the DC county, 67 people were killed.
“We should only have the highest standards for those who work in our aviation system,” Trump said at the time. “Only the highest ability – you have to be the highest intelligence – and psychologically higher people, allowed to receive the right on the air traffic controllers.”
After Trump’s announcement about Bedford, he also called new uses for work at the Military Academy.
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President Donald Trump called Brian Bedford to his nominees to head FAA on March 17. (Chris Klepis/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“An incredible council of visitors, consisting of Nicolas, Dan Klark, Senator Tommy Tubersil, Charlie Kirk and Dina Powell, will soon appear at our Great Academy of Air Force. We congratulate,” Trump wrote.
“By filling out your meeting list at the US Military Academy, I am glad to report that the full advice will consist of Sean Spicer, Walta Naut, Congressman” Down “by Jackson, Congressman Derek van Order, Senator Tim Shikha and Count Erhart,” the President added. “Congratulations to you all!”
Trump also named new members of the US Military Academy in the West Point Visitors Council.
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On October 7, 2024, the sign marks the entrance to the FAA headquarters in Washington. (J. David Ake/Getty Images)
“General David Belavia, Lieutenant General Dan Walrat, General Michael Flynn, Congressman Wesley Hunt, Morin Benan and Megan Mobbs are appointed to the council,” Trump said. “They will make our country proud. Congratulations to everyone!”
In the next message on Monday, Trump said he would mark on April 2 as a day of liberation in America, “because we will start taking back some great riches that were taken from us from the many weak, incompetent and possibly even dishonest politicians who represented us in the past!”
