Federal Aviation Administration chief Randy Babbitt braved snow,
ice and foggy conditions at North Pole International Airport to
give Santa Claus and his sleigh a thumbs-up for the jolly old
pilot's traditional round-the-world Christmas Eve mission.
FAA Reminds Employees To Act With "Decorum" Following News
Reports
After coming to terms with NATCA on a new contract this fall,
the FAA instituted a $5 million training program for 3,600 managers
who will be responsible for its administration. The employees were
sent to Atlanta for four days of meetings.
One Aircraft Went Down Following An Apparent Electrical
Malfunction, Fire
The FAA his issued a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin
(SAIB) concerning circuit breakers in older GA aircraft. A fire
hazard exists following circuit breaker resets.
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