FAA Chief Says Airline Delays, Cancellations Improve - AVweb

Acting FAA Administrator Billy Nolen said Tuesday that on-time performance by U.S. airlines has improved and cancellations are down substantially. "We are keeping our eye on things. We’ve seen good improvements,” Nolen told two reporters at the Farnborough Airshow. “We can see overall delays are down… The airlines are working to right size their network.” Reuters quoted him as saying. Nolen also rejected claims by the airlines that short staffing at ATC facilities was behind the snarled schedules a couple of weeks ago.


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Mr Nolan, another worthless FAA bureaucrat! The airline CEO’s are correct about Jacksonville center being a bottleneck in the system.

Excuse my misspelling. Should have said Mr. Nolan.

@#$& spell check! Mr Nolen

Not a fact.

Even a rational libertarian realizes the foolishness of most privatization. It only sounds good until you get into the incentives and other issues. It’s not a thinking man’s solution.

Staffing is definitely not the problem, we have enough staff!

You will be happy to know we are hiring many more people!