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You can look at the incentives from the other direction: we probably don't want a system where any FAA regulations can be effectively repealed simply by lobbyin
by wtallis 2y ago
You can look at the incentives from the other direction: we probably don't want a system where any FAA regulations can be effectively repealed simply by lobbying Congress to not increase FAA funding as needed. If the FAA can't or won't do their job properly, the fix should take the form of positive action from higher levels of government, not a passive fail-deadly default.
- DrillShopper 2y agoNot only that, it incentivizes applications to be as dense and technical as possible instead of as clear and understandable as possible as a way to burn down the time that the FAA has to review something so their review is incomplete. We cannot, should not, and dare not let a long application process allow applicants to side step review by abusing the process.