President Donald Trump The Executive Director of the Bryan Bedford Air Force Company led the Federal Air Force (FAA) administration on Monday.
Bedford is the CEO of Regional Airline Airways, based in Indiana since 2007. On Monday, he was in the social place of truth on Monday, Trump wrote that he was “pleased” that he announced Bedford’s FAA Administrator nomination.
“As former President and CEO of Republic of Airways, Mesaba Airlines and Business Express Airlines, Brian brings more than three decades of aviation experience and executive leadership to this critical position,” writes Trump’s Post.
Bedford will need to confirm the US Senate before starting to work in FAA. The president also referred to Sean Duffy’s transport secretary, noting that Bedford would work with him.
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Bryan Bedford, seen in this picture from 2011, was eavesdropped on the Federal Air Force Administration (FAA). (Matthew Staver/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“Bryan will cooperate with our great transport secretary, Sean Duffy, in order to strongly reform the agency, protect our exports and ensure the safety of almost one billion annual passenger movements,” said Trump’s post. “Congratulations to Bryan!”
The recent announcement comes while Trump’s administration continues its overhaul FAA, which included releasing hundreds of workers in February. The agency attracted supervision after January 29 Collision in Mirada River Potomac At the National Airport Reagan near the DC, with 67 people killed.
“We only have to have the highest standards for those who work on our aircraft,” Trump said at the time. “Only the highest ability – you have to be the highest intellect – and psychologically superior people, were allowed to qualify for air traffic controllers.”
After Trump’s announcement on Bedford, he also appointed a new appointment that would serve in the committees of the Military Academy.
President Donald Trump appointed Bryan Bedford his candidate to run FAA 17. March. (Chris Kleponis/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“Our Academy of Air Force of the United States will soon have an incredible committee of visitors, compiled by Doug Nikolai, Dan Clark, Senator Tommy Tuberville, Charlie Kirk and Dina Powell. Congratulations,” Trump wrote.
“By completing my name of appointment at the Naval Academy of the United States, I gladly announce that the entire committee will consist of Sean Spicer, Walt Nauta, Congressmen ‘Doc Ronnie’ Jackson, Congressmen Derek Van Orda, Senator Tim Sheehy and Earl Ehrharta,” the President added. “Congratulations to all of you!”
Trump also appointed new members of the American Military Academy in West Point’s Committee of Visitors.
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The sign indicates the entrance to FAA -EUU Washington DC 7 October 2024. (J. David Ake/Getty Images)
“Major David Bellavia, General Lieutenant Dan Walrath, General Michael Flynn, Congressmen Wesley Hunt, Maureen Bannon and Meghan Mobbs, were appointed to the Committee,” Trump said. “They will make our country proud. Congratulations to everyone!”
In the second post on Monday, Trump stated that on April 2, he would be observed as a day of liberation in America, “because we will begin to return part of a huge wealth that has been deprived of us because of many weak, incompetent, and perhaps even the dishonest politicians who have represented us in the past!”
