Sen. Salazar Seeks Follow-Up from FAA on DIA De-Icing Scandal

Press Release

Date: April 9, 2008
Location: Washington, DC
Issues: Transportation


Sen. Salazar Seeks Follow-Up from FAA on DIA De-Icing Scandal

United States Senator Ken Salazar sent a letter to the Acting Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Robert Sturgell, urging him to release the findings of an FAA investigation of Servisair USA's de-icing training program at Denver International Airport (DIA).

In his letter, Senator Salazar wrote, "As you may recall, Servisair came under scrutiny last year when it was revealed that a trainer for the vendor provided job candidates with answers to questions on qualifying exams..."

The letter continues, "According to [Homeland Security] Secretary Chertoff, that investigation was conducted by the FAA, which ‘held hearings, completed appropriate corrective actions, and closed the case. Therefore, I respectfully ask that you provide me with information about what the FAA uncovered and what actions were taken to ensure that the safety of American air travelers is not compromised."


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