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On December 15, we issued our audit of FAA's oversight of air carriers' use of non-certificated repair facilities. This audit was requested by Rep. James Oberstar, Ranking Minority on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
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Date: 12.15.2005
Our office, the Social Security Administration (SSA) OIG, and U.S.
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Date: 07.22.2005
On November 17, the Inspector General testified before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation regarding FAA’s oversight and changes in the airline industry.
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Date: 11.17.2005
On June 3, we issued our report on FAA’s oversight of the changes network air carriers are making in response to financial challenges and FAA’s oversight of the growth of low cost air carriers.
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Date: 06.03.2005
On December 7, 2005, we issued our final report on our audit of FAA’s training process for newly hired air traffic controllers.
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Date: 12.07.2005
On September 30, we issued our final report on cost sharing arrangements for the airfield on Midway Atoll. FAA is responsible for ensuring the continued operation of Midway Island’s airfield, which is owned by the Department of the Interior.
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Date: 09.30.2005
On June 30, we issued the seventh in a series of periodic updates to our aviation industry performance report.
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Date: 06.30.2005
On May 26, the Inspector General testified before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Aviation Subcommittee, on the status of aviation congestion and delays.
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Date: 05.26.2005
On July 27, we issued a letter on the results of our review of FAA’s progress in implementing recommendations from our July 2003 audit report on air carriers’ use of repair stations.
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Date: 07.27.2005
We issued a final report on our audit of inactive obligations at the FAA. More aggressive corrective action is required to strengthen FAA’s funds management of inactive obligations.
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Date: 01.31.2005