US Senate committee approves key aviation nominee
- The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday approved President Joe Biden's nominee to head the Federal Aviation Administration after the agency has been without a permanent leader for 18 months.
Senate Commerce Committee chair Maria Cantwell told reporters she hoped Whitaker can be confirmed before acting FAA Administrator Polly Trottenberg steps down next week. Whitaker said the FAA must address a spate of near-miss airplane incidents and"really drive the most serious ones down to a level of zero."
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