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What I Think of the FAA

By: Peter Salmonford

I want to commend the FAA for breaking free from its institutional chains and showing that once in a wlule it can be flexible. For example, the FAA has, in my opinion, pushed the envelope on the Global Positioning System, moving faster and more efficiently than ever before and to the surprise of a lot of people, and I want to commend them for that. It has already issued several GPS approaches which I have taken a look at and more are expected soon.

And they are doing testing on category two and three landings which I am convinced are going to happen. I am convinced it can be done. It is just a matter of us proving it.

So I am very pleased with the work they have done in that area.

I am also pleased with the FAA's announced plans to revitalize general aviation. There are a number of things that are under consideration, and I would like the FAA to keep us all informed on the progress of those initiatives. I hope FAA does act promptly because I really think we have some tremendous opportunities in general aviation and much needs to be accomplished.

This new FAA approach, such as we have seen with GPS, one that is more responsive to users' needs, should be a model for future FAA efforts, and I hope that it will be.

We have so many opportunities today with new technology to really change the system to the benefit of the users. The FAA now has a chance to develop an effective strategy to reap all these potential benefits, and we hope that they will do that.

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Peter Salmonford is a keen fan of all forms of transport, and likes to write about antique and modern vehcles. Take a look at his other articles on hydrogen conversion, the benefits of an electric car kit and using browns gas in your own car.

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