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The Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy developed how the recent tragedies of the airlines have given the department an “approach” in Increased future security.
Duffy announced his plan in February to “supercharge” the The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Air traffic controlle after numerous clashes of fatal aircraft in the last two months.
“All accidents that have happened during our first two weeks in office, have nothing to do with air traffic control specifically, but has given us an approach,” Duffy said on Saturday “”.My point of view with Lara Trump“
FAA “will rationalize” its process of hiring eight steps in a five -step process, hoping to accelerate the time to hire “critical positions,” Duffy announced in X, previously Twitter.
The change of protocol aims to shave more than four months outside the old process, he said.
In addition, the declared agency “Initial wages will increase by 30%” for candidates who go to the FAA Academy at the Mike Monroney aeronautical center.
Duffy also emphasized the need for new cables, radios, terminals and other teams for Fox News presenter, Lara Trump.
“Elon (Musk) pointed out that time is the enemy of progress. If you take six, eight, 10 years: money changes, the priorities change, the congresses change, the administrations change,” he said.
“Then, if we can get the money in advance and advance quickly, we believe that we can do it very fast, but if we do not do something now, we will not be five, 10 years. This system will really have failures, and the life of the people will be in danger.”
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Duffy’s policy occurs after a series of aviation disasters In the United States in recent months, including the air collision of a black hawk helicopter with a commercial passenger plane in Washington, DC, which resulted in 67 casualties.
Days after the DC accident, which was the most fatal aviation accident in the country in more than 20 years, a Medevac plane collapsed in a Philadelphia street, killing the six on board and a person on the ground.
They followed more disasters, with an Alaska accident that killed 10 and an accident of Arizona killing two.
In Canada, 21 people were injured when a Delta plane exploded in flames after flying during a landing accident in Pearson de Toronto Airport February 17.
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Even so, the transport department continues to press the message that “flying is still the safest way to travel.”
Duffy echoed that message on Saturday.
“Flying in the United States is incredibly safe,” he said. “Flight several times a week, and again, if it weren’t safe, air trips would go out.”
“You won’t fly if it’s not safe.”
Alexandra Koch of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
