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Panelists, including the chief executives of several major airlines, talked about the future of the aviation industry. Mitch Nichols, chief executive of UPS Airlines, argued against higher t…

Airline executives talked about the future of aviation. Some of the topics they addressed included government regulation, infrastructure needs, and global competition. They also answered que…

Administrator Blakey addressed Chamber members on the role of the Federal Aviation Administration and recent accomplishments. She responded to audience members' questions. A panel of avia…

Secretary Mineta talked about the role of the Transportation Department in airline safety, building airports and other topics. Deputy Commissioner Lonergan accepted the “Pilot-Friendly Airpo…

Federal Aviation Administration Administrator, T. Allan McArtor held a news conference about safety protocols in the wake of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.

Senate Commerce,Science, and Transportation Aviation subcommittee held a hearing to look into the Federal Aviation Administration.

The subcommittee held a hearing on the safety of commuter airlines. Representative Norman Mineta, chairman of the subcommittee, organized the hearing due to concerns over the increased rate …

The Department of Transportation held a news conference about airline safety investigations.

Allan McArtor, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, spoke to the National Research Council about what he saw as the future of air travel and the airline industry. Mr. Mc…

Allan McArtor, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, talked about the threats facing the airline industry, the regulations intended to limit those threats, and the nature…

The committee heard testimony on airline safety. The witnesses testifying before the committee largely agreed that there was a need for re-regulating the airline industry.

Allan McArtor discussed his Aviation 88 plan. The plan covered airline capacity and safety. He answered questions from reporters. Note: This is an incomplete program.