Inspector General Faults FAA Actions Since Flight 3407 Cras

February 9, 2010

Whether the FAA should establish a new type of license short of the ATP certification, which will nonetheless address concerns about the fact that co-pilots are currently required to have only 250 hours of flying experience.

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