Re:The FAA's Real Air Traffic Control Crisis Runs Much Deeper
by euroderf on Saturday February 01, 2025 @03:04PM
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I imagine this one hits pretty close to home for Congresscritters. You might see some action.
Re:The FAA's Real Air Traffic Control Crisis Runs Much Deeper
by pstuart on Saturday February 01, 2025 @03:27PM
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> You might see some action.
One would hope, but it's a tricky thing to do and it's so much easier to do media performances for your constituents.
TFA mentioned that they tried modernizing way back and it was a failure. To make it succeed would require both adequate funding and good governance -- both currently in short supply.
Ironically, DOGE would be perfect for this role if it did what it says on the tin (the GE part of the name). My spidey sense on that it that it's really about doing a Jack Welch number on disliked organizations. But hey, Welch made GE into the powerhouse it is today so there's hope! /s
Re:The FAA's Real Air Traffic Control Crisis Runs Much Deeper
by cjbenedikt on Saturday February 01, 2025 @04:23PM
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GE powerhouse? Beg to differ.
https://cleantechnica.com/2024/08/26/jack-welch-screwed-up-g...
Re:The FAA's Real Air Traffic Control Crisis Runs Much Deeper
by pstuart on Sunday February 02, 2025 @12:07AM
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I had a trailing `/s` there. It was not a compliment on my part.
Re:The FAA's Real Air Traffic Control Crisis Runs Much Deeper
by cjbenedikt on Sunday February 02, 2025 @08:45AM
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Ah, didn't notice. My bad.
What happened with this accident is a wake call but nothing will change -- the current administration is interested in destroying institutions, not building them up.