FAA Administrator Stephen Dickson, seen here speaking at the 2021 NBAA-BACE event. [File Photo Courtesy: NBAA]
Key Takeaways:
FAA Administrator Stephen Dickson abruptly resigned, effective March 31, cutting his five-year term in half and citing family separation as the reason.
Appointed in August 2019, Dickson's tenure was notably spent addressing the aftermath of the Boeing 737 Max crashes and resetting the FAA's relationship and oversight of Boeing.
Industry and government leaders widely praised Dickson for his steady and effective leadership in navigating the FAA through numerous challenges, including the 737 Max, the COVID-19 pandemic, and 5G integration.
