Franklin McIntosh
Franklin McIntosh is the Deputy Chief Operating Officer of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). He recently came into the spotlight during a congressional hearing where he revealed that a crucial 'hotline' between air traffic controllers at Reagan Washington National Airport and the Pentagon has been non-operational since March 2022, which raised concerns regarding aviation safety and coordination between military and civilian air traffic.
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Franklin McIntosh, then the deputy chief operating officer of the F.A.A., discussed the hotline issue at a Senate hearing.
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FAA Deputy Chief Operating Officer Franklin McIntosh testified about the staffing issues at the TRACON facility.
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FAA Deputy Chief Operating Officer Franklin McIntosh testified Wednesday at a Senate hearing.
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Franklin McIntosh is the FAA Deputy Chief Operating Officer discussing helicopter flight restrictions.
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United Kingdom:
Deputy air traffic control head Franklin McIntosh told senators that the hotline was operated by the defence department.
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Franklin McIntosh, the FAA’s deputy chief operating officer, testified about the broken hotline.
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