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Investigations

Air Safety Government Accountability Project

March 18, 2010

for FAA's September 2007 response to an inquiry from Senator Levin that was, at a minimum, disingenuous. FAA sent a clarifying letter to Senator Levin in April 2008, only after OSC referred Mr. Sugent's concerns for investigation.

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Exhaust Fumes Leaked Into US Airways Plane

March 18, 2010

The US Airline Pilots Association is monitoring the inspection because a NewsChannel 36 investigation found that same plane has had problems with fumes in the past. The association's spokesman, Capt. James Ray, said the group is

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Cessna Models 336 Or 337 Series Airplanes With Wingtip Extensions

March 17, 2010

The subsequent investigation revealed there have also been reports from the field of wrinkled skins, working rivets, cracks, and loose wing tips. The FAA notes that following service information has been issued.

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Pilots Who Overshot Airport Reach Deal With

March 16, 2010

Delta spokesman Anthony Black said the pilots remain suspended pending the completion of Delta's own investigation of the incident. He said their settlement with the FAA has no bearing on that probe, and he wouldn't speculate on their

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Can Silence About 9 11 Be Bought

March 15, 2010

And how do you then prevent the FAA investigation team from discovering and reporting that this was sabotage and not mechanical failure? Oh, the FAA is in on it too? The whole FAA? Because it would have to include just about every field

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OSC Letter To President Obama Regarding Detroit FAA Whistleblower

March 15, 2010

FAA sent a clarifying letter to Senator Levin in April 2008, only after OSC referred Mr. Sugent's concerns for investigation. The reports also found that the “hold short” lines on Taxiway Quebec, and as depicted on controller monitor

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SHOULD THIS AIR TRAFIC CONTROLLER BE FIRED Listen To The Audio

March 14, 2010

Pending the outcome of our investigation, the employees involved in this incident are not controlling air traffic. This behavior is not acceptable and does not demonstrate the kind of professionalism expected from all FAA employees.”

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Is This True Or False All Based On Anonymous Tips From Anonymous

March 14, 2010

4. faa investigation 5. airplane companies complained about oil prices — some democratic politicians got compromised and that is why oil prices went up from 35 uds – it was in my dream in vermont. they said something about particular

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NTSB Preliminary

March 12, 2010

The FAA investigation determined the airplane crashed into two large trees about one mile short of the airport. The student pilot was practicing a simulated left engine failure while on approach, when the airplane collided with the

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Senate Seeks To Boost Regional

March 12, 2010

Major U.S. aspect carriers, poverty from the economic downturn, lost upper $8 billion in 2009, only regional airlines recorded $200 million in profits, according to FAA. An investigation by dint of. the National Transportation Safety

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