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Is it them wasting money, or do they have a constrained budget with an ever growing number of responsibilities and scope? Do you think there are fewer planes in
by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
Is it them wasting money, or do they have a constrained budget with an ever growing number of responsibilities and scope? Do you think there are fewer planes in the air now then 30 years ago? 10 years ago?
- drstewart 4y ago>Is it them wasting money, or do they have a constrained budget with an ever growing number of responsibilities and scope? Wow, it could be. Can you share the FAA's budget this year compared to 2019 so we can see how it's been constrained?
- SamPatt 4y agoI wish my budget was so constrained. Have you looked at the numbers?
- ceejayoz 4y ago> Have you looked at the numbers? Have you? https://theblogbyjavier.com/2020/01/02/aviation-safety-evolution-2019-update/ https://theblogbyjavier.com/2020/01/02/aviation-safety-evolu... See the chart labeled "Evolution of accidents per million flights". Millions more flights, and a steady march towards zero deaths. We haven't had a commercial airliner crash in the US for over a decade. The FAA's numbers look great.