Congressman Nehls asks Transportation Secretary Duffy about aviation safety standards and supersonic travel development at House hearing
Texas Congressman Troy Nehls asks Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy about owing the American people the gold standard in travel safety, especially considering the 67 lives lost over the Potomac, they must do better and can do better requiring everyone to work together, and supporting supersonic travel development which hadn't existed since 1973, agreeing they needed to allow new innovation using computer technology and understanding how sound waves bounce off the atmosphere at a House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee oversight hearing.
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