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USA TODAY Snow grounds 1,800 flights, mainly in Chicago, Midwest

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NATCA DAILY PRESS CLIPPINGS Friday, December 16, 2016

POLITICO Huerta may stay around during Trump administration

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POLITICO: Huerta may stay around during Trump administration

By Jennifer Scholtes

FAA Administrator Michael Huerta hinted this morning that he expects to serve out his term during the Trump administration.

“I am really looking forward to the next year ahead, working closely with the new team to carry out a lot of really important aviation safety and technology initiatives,” Huerta said in response to a question from POLITICO.

The administrator noted that his term runs until January 2018.