Most FAA Rules Behind Schedule
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in early June was behind schedule on 19 of its 27 "significant" rulemakings, according to a regular Department of Transportation report, and some key maintenance-related rules were in perpetual slides. Among the biggest sliders: a final rule on ETOPS and a...
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