
United Airlines Faces Increased FAA Scrutiny After Recent Safety Incidents
Federal safety regulators to increase scrutiny of United Airlines in coming weeks after recent safety incidents, with FAA to review work processes and facilities.

United Airlines announced on Friday that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will be increasing its scrutiny of the airline in the coming weeks following a series of recent safety incidents.
Corporate Response
Sasha Johnson, United's corporate safety vice president, addressed the situation in a memo, stating that the FAA will have a more visible presence in their operation as they conduct reviews of work processes, manuals, and facilities over the next few weeks.
FAA Statement
FAA Administrator, Mike Whitaker, confirmed the increased oversight, stating that the agency will be closely monitoring United. He emphasized that United CEO Scott Kirby is aware of the closer engagement as the FAA investigates the recent safety incidents.
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