Ex-DOT Secretary Gets ‘Incomplete’ For Aviation Panel
Secretary LaHood made good on his promise to keep the FAAC recommendations off a dusty shelf, at least for the time being.
Secretary LaHood made good on his promise to keep the FAAC recommendations off a dusty shelf, at least for the time being.

When former Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced formation of the Future of Aviation Advisory Committee (FAAC) in 2010, he promised that efforts of the 19-member group would not languish on a shelf and be forgotten like the work of several other aviation panels over the past two decades. So how’d he do?