FAA Chief Whitaker to Step Down From Regulator Next Month
Michael Whitaker announced his plan to step aside in a letter to staff on Thursday that was released by the agency’s press office. Whitaker has held the role for a little more than a year. He was unanimously confirmed by the Senate in October 2023.
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