FAA installs safeguards to protect against another system failure

In a letter to Congress, the FAA says it now requires at least two people to be present during maintenance of the system – one of them must be an FAA manager.

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FAA installs safeguards to protect against another system failure

In a letter to Congress, the FAA says it now requires at least two people to be present during maintenance of the system – one of them must be an FAA manager.

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