NEW INDUSTRY SUPPLY CHAIN REPORT REFLECTS GUIDANCE FROM NBAA, OTHERS The Task Force also recommended implementation of a Congressional mechanism to ensure continuity of funding for the FAA and other federal agency functions, including funding for anticipated personnel needs and refreshed technology. Review the full Aerospace Supply Chain Resiliency Task Force Report to Congress (PDF) “While aerospace is the most regulated industry in the United States with obligations to aviation safety agencies internationally, it can also become the most resilient to shortages if the ability to pivot rapidly is allowed without undue consternation or restraint,” the task force concluded, adding that implementing the report’s recommendations will “enhance the American economy and the overall health, safety, and security of the nation.” security, sustainability and international regulation, participated in the work of the ASCR Task Force, and brought the industry’s perspectives to its work and recommendations. Carr commended the group for the study, which accurately diagnoses the main drivers of the supply chain challenge, and sets forth concrete solutions. “The task force proposed bold and critical recommendations that will set the U.S. up for continued aerospace leadership globally,” Carr said. “Of particular importance, the report focuses on workforce development beyond traditional sources of talent, and recommends making important investments toward modernization with processes including digitization of certificates and other streamlining initiatives.” 16 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 05, ISSUE 11
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