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president Donald Trump Bryan Bedford, led the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Monday.
Bedford has been the CEO of the regional Airline Republic Airways in Indiana since 2007. In a social post of truth on Monday, Trump wrote that he was “pleased” to announce Bedford’s nomination as the FAA administrator.
“As a former President and CEO of Republic Airways, Mesaba Airlines and Business Express Airlines, Brian brings to this critical position over three decades in aviation and leadership,” says Trump’s post.
Bedford must be confirmed by the US Senate before starting work at the FAA. The President also referred to Transport Minister Sean Duffy and found that Bedford would work with him.
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Bryan Bedford, which can be seen in this picture of 2011, was tapped to the management of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). (Matthew Staver/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“Bryan will work with our great transport minister Sean Duffy to emphasize the agency, to protect our exports and to ensure the security of almost a billion annual passenger movements,” said Trump’s post. “Congratulations Bryan!”
The latest announcement comes that the Trump administration continues its revision of the FAA that is involved Disease hundreds of workers in February. The agency was checked after January 29th Potomac River Midair Collision At the Reagan National Airport near DC, which killed 67 people.
“We only have to have the highest standards for those who work in our aviation system,” said Trump at the time. “Only the highest suitability – they have to be the highest intellect – and mentally superior people were able to qualify for air traffic controls.”
After Trump’s announcement of Bedford, he also appointed new appointments to serve in the military academy boards.
President Donald Trump appointed Bryan Bedford as a candidate to lead the FAA on March 17th. (Chris Kleponis/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“Our Great United States Air Force Academy will shortly have an incredible board of visitor who consists of Doug Nikolai, Dan Clark, Senator Tommy Tuberville, Charlie Kirk and Dina Powell. Congratulations,” wrote Trump.
“I am pleased to complete my list of appointments to the United States Naval Academy, and I am pleased to tell you that the entire board from Sean Spicer, Walt Nauta, the congress member ‘Doc Ronnie’ Jackson, the Congressman Derek van Order, Senator Tim Shey, and Earl Ehrhart” is added, “added President. “Congratulations to all of you!”
Trump also appointed the new members of the US Military Academy on the guest board of West Point.
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A sign marks the entrance to the FAA headquarters in Washington DC on October 7, 2024. (J. David Ake/Getty Images)
“Major General David Bellavia, Lieutenant General Dan Walrath, General Michael Flynn, Congresser Wesley Hunt, Maureen Bannon and Meghan MobBs are hereby appointed to the board,” said Trump. “You will make our country proud. Congratulations to everyone!”
In another post on Monday, Trump said that April 2 in America would be observed as a day of liberation, “because we will withdraw part of the huge wealth that we were taken from us due to the many weak, incompetent and perhaps even dishonest politicians who have represented us in the past!”
