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Old June 14th 08, 04:40 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bob Fry
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Default NextGen ATC To Be Deployed Throughout The State Of Florida

"M" == Michael writes:
M On Jun 13, 6:04*pm, Le Chaud Lapin
M wrote:
So basically what you're saying is that there are some people
in FAA who want something like a PAV, but when it comes times
for approval, "Ralph" in FSDO/MIDO puts up a brick wall for
whatever reason.


I've lost track of the original post, but the above summary of the OP,
if correct, shows a basic lack of understanding of bureacracies. In
fact innovating thinking happens at the lower leves, but the managers
try squelch it.

M Imagine what it would have been like if the federal government
M had decided to regulate driving on a national level just a
M couple of decades after the first cars appeared on the US
M roads. Imagine if every design change needed federal approval.
M There never would have been a Henry Ford.

Imagine if the auto industry dragged its collective feet and resisted
all attempts to improve safety by the Feds. Hey, you don't have to
imagine that. Only because of Ralph Nader do we have the safety
features of today (seat belts[!], air bags, and the like). But most
other post-industrial countries enjoy even better safety features
because they don't let their corporations write regulations.

M Regulating aviation made it safer - at first. It's just that
M the regulations stifled progress.

At first? Still is. True it stifled progress, the pendulum has swung
too far in that direction. But how much of that is due to liability
fears, not the FAA.

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