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Eugene

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Thu Mar 8, 2018, 07:08 PM Mar 2018

Inspector general's report says the FAA has bungled a $36 billion project [View all]

Source: Washington Post

By Ashley Halsey III March 8 at 3:23 PM

The Federal Aviation Administration has mishandled a $36 billion project to modernize the antiquated aviation management system, according to a harshly critical inspector general’s report released Thursday.

It was the fourth inspector general’s critique in as many years of a program known as NextGen, on which more than $7 billion in federal funds has already been spent.

This latest report says the FAA lacks “a clearly established framework for managing the overall oversight of NextGen.”

Much of the 50-page report — done for the House Appropriations Committee and prepared by Matthew E. Hampton, assistant inspector general for aviation audits — focuses on specific examples of program mismanagement.

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