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    Trump Overhauls FAA, Appoints Rochelleau After First Major Crash Since 2009

    Trump Overhauls FAA, Appoints Rochelleau After First Major Crash Since 2009

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    President Donald Trump signed executive orders to reform the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) following a plane crash involving a helicopter and a plane at Reagan National Airport—the first major commercial airline crash since 2009. The actions include a memorandum ordering an immediate assessment of aviation safety and directing federal agencies to reverse diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies implemented under the previous administration. Trump ordered an internal review of all hiring decisions at the FAA and changes to safety protocols over the last four years, emphasizing the need to "actively undo" any damage caused by DEI initiatives. "We want the most competent people," he stated, highlighting the prioritization of competence over DEI in hiring practices. Additionally, he appointed Chris Rochelleau as the Deputy Administrator of the FAA to oversee the agency's efforts to enhance safety protocols and ensure the most qualified personnel are in critical positions.

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    Will Chris Rochelleau remain Deputy Administrator of FAA by end of 2025?

    Will Chris Rochelleau remain Deputy Administrator of FAA by end of 2025?

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