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A. Bradley Mims

Deputy Administrator

Clay Foushee

Board Member

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John P. Benison

Assistant Administrator, Civil Rights

Angela Stubblefield

Chief of Staff

Mark W. Bury

Deputy Chief Counsel

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Teri Bristol

Chief Operating Officer

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A zippia user wrote a review on Mar 2024
Pros of working at Federal Aviation Administration

Large with many different roles and ways to service the safety mission for the flying public.

Cons of working at Federal Aviation Administration

Erratic political impacts to continuity of funding and resources required to sustain the National Airspace System. Continuing Resolution impact to operational success.

Federal Aviation Administration benefits

Stability, flexibility and honorable mission.

What do you like best about Federal Aviation Administration's CEO and the leadership team?

They keep trying.

How would you improve Federal Aviation Administration's culture?

Hire more qualified CEO and Executive leadership teams.

How did you prepare for the Federal Aviation Administration interview?

Research and simulation.

How does your compensation at Federal Aviation Administration compare to the industry average?

Within the Government it is among the highest but it is lower than industry.

What's the diversity at Federal Aviation Administration like?

It would slowly self-correct with improved access to aviation in the public sector though insurance companies create barriers for the economically challenged so the industry is shrinking in general. Internal leadership lacks alignment and awareness of efforts which prohibits us from adopting many change efforts that larger scale public policy is seeking to address.

What brings you the most joy at Federal Aviation Administration?

Leading people, influencing change, educating others and demonstrating what right looks like. Creating a psychological safe environment of acceptance... i.e. safety culture.

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