03-Dec-2009 4:40 PM
No New Fatigue Rule This Year: FAA
Analysis
Despite lofty promises made by all stakeholders earlier this year in the wake of the February 12 Colgan Air accident in Buffalo, new rules to combat pilot fatigue will be delayed, according to the Federal Aviation Administration - which raised the hackles of members of the Senate Commerce Committee at a hearing on Tuesday. Promised by year end, the new rule will come out during the first quarter of 2010, said FAA during the hearing.
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