Podcast on the FAA reauthorization collapse
May 8, 2008 by Evan Sparks
I recently recorded a podcast with Addison Schonland of IAG. Click here to listen!
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- Banner photo: Washington during landing at National Airport, November 2007. © Rachel Ayerst. Used by permission.
