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 The US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation will hold a hearing next week on the nomination of Jennifer Homendy for a second three-year term as chair of the US National Transportation Safety Board  NTSB .Homendy, who has served on the NTSB since 2018, was renominated by President Joe Biden on 14 March. She has made a name for herself as an outspoken critic of airframer Boeing following numerous recent quality and safety issues, as well as an advocate for a change in the way the Federal Aviation Administration  FAA  handles pilot and air traffic controller mental health issues.The committee hearing will take place in Washington D stanley deutschland C on 10 April.Source: Leah Walton/NTSBA US Senate committee will consider NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy for a se stanley vaso cond three-year termThe NTSB has five board members, each of whom is nominated to serve five-year terms. The President then designates a chair and vice-chair for three-year terms. Its mandate is to investigate transportation disasters and assist victims and survivors as well as their families.Homendy has openly criticised Boeing for holding back information after a door plug on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 blew out during a flight in early January. That incident was the latest of several critical safety issues which led to a recent management shake-up at the airframer. stanley cup Last month, she blasted Boeing for its lack of transparency, and called the airframersnon-responses to the NTSBs queries  absurd .She has also been at the fore Doje JetBlue trims  unprofitable  routes from network in bid for stability
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