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Are sold. Faa administer testifies about airplane Safety Standards and oversight. The Senate Transportation committee is investigating the faas safety certification process after two deadly crashes involving the boeing 737 max aircraft in 2019. From earlier today, this is just over two hours and 45 minutes. Good morning. Today the committee convenes for a hearing on the federal Aviation Administrations oversight of aircraft certification. I welcome our witnesses, faa administer steve dixon and michael stumo, father of samyo who tragically died and thank them for participating. March 10th march...

Good morning. Today the committee convenes for a hearing on the federal Aviation Administrations oversight of aircraft certification. I welcome our witnesses, faa administer steve dixon and michael stumo, father of samyo who tragically died and thank them for participating. March 10th marched the oneyear anniversary of the crash of ethiopians flight 382. The aircraft involved in both accidents was the boeing 737 max. Our deepest sympathies continue to go out to the families of those loved ones who are among the 346 souls lost in these crashes. Since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, the committee ...

The meeting will come to order, elections to order, i will ask unanimous consent, members of noncommittee be able to sit with subcommittee at todays hearing and ask questions, without objection, so ordered. Good morning and i want to thank todays witnesses for joining the subcommittee ongoing discussion on the status of boeing of 737 max, second and series investigating tragic boeing 737 max accidents, the purpose of todays hearing is to hear from people who fly the airplanes and those who fly in the airplanes. Their loved ones deserve answer. Congress and the industry has worked together to r...

Seven whistleblowers who are either current or former employees of the FAA, Boeing, and GE came forward to the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation to report safety issues related to aircraft safety and certification environment within the industry.

Seven whistleblowers who are either current or former employees of the FAA, Boeing, and GE came forward to the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation to report safety issues related to aircraft safety and certification environment within the industry.