Larry Dighera
July 31st 07, 03:54 AM
FSS FEEDBACK LINE INITIATED
(http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/923-full.html#195793)
The FAA has opened a toll-free line specifically to gather information
on the performance of Lockheed Martin-managed Flight Service Stations.
Dialing the number (888-358-7782) will allow the caller to record a
message describing the experience he or she had with flight services.
AOPA President Phil Boyer said the phone line was his group's idea
after fielding hundreds of complaints from disgruntled pilots. Pilots
can leave messages as long as three minutes and should provide all the
detail they can, along with contact information for followup by the
FAA and Lockheed Martin. Boyer said the goal is to provide Lockheed
Martin with the data it needs to fix the problems created by the
transition to its system. It's an issue that has FAA Administrator
Marion Blakey's attention.
http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/923-full.html#195793
(http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/923-full.html#195793)
The FAA has opened a toll-free line specifically to gather information
on the performance of Lockheed Martin-managed Flight Service Stations.
Dialing the number (888-358-7782) will allow the caller to record a
message describing the experience he or she had with flight services.
AOPA President Phil Boyer said the phone line was his group's idea
after fielding hundreds of complaints from disgruntled pilots. Pilots
can leave messages as long as three minutes and should provide all the
detail they can, along with contact information for followup by the
FAA and Lockheed Martin. Boyer said the goal is to provide Lockheed
Martin with the data it needs to fix the problems created by the
transition to its system. It's an issue that has FAA Administrator
Marion Blakey's attention.
http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/923-full.html#195793