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Statement from Hillary Clinton on Troubling Reports on Airline Safety and Regulation
4/3/2008 -- The following statement was delivered by Senator Clinton at a press availability in Burbank, California this afternoon:
"I want to start by talking about a very troubling development that has come to light in regard to airline safety and regulation. This week we are learning a number of very problematic things about airline safety and about the Federal Aviation Administration’s approach to policing the airline industry. Southwest Airlines has a lot to answer for.
Southwest Airlines aircraft maintenance at Chicago's Midway Airport: Photo by Jim Wissemes (CC) » read more »
US Aviation Agency Orders Industry-Wide Safety Review
18 March 2008 -- The U.S. aviation agency has ordered a review of maintenance records at all U.S. airlines, after safety violations were reported at Southwest Airlines.
The acting head of the Federal Aviation Administration, Robert Sturgell, Tuesday said the recent lapse at one airline prompted the decision to confirm that all other carriers were in full compliance.
Sturgell said an initial review would be completed by March 28, and the full audit would conclude by the end of June. » read more »
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