Tony Broderick, Former Top Safety Regulator, Dies at 75
Broderick made a mark for his straight-forward, no-nonsense approach to regulation, willing to stand up to the sharpest of scrutiny on Capitol Hill.

Anthony "Tony" Broderick, 75, once the top safety regulator in the U.S whose policies helped advance aviation safety globally, died December 30 in Bealeton, Virginia. Broderick spent two decades with the FAA, culminating in his position as the associate administrator for regulation and certification (AVR).


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