Chris Sununu

Well, this past year they did.

This administration did a great job.

Senator Cruz did a great job putting money down, not just to...

you know, let's give us some credit for putting some money somewhere, but saying we need results.

We need a whole modernized system that makes everything more efficient, faster, a better experience for the customer, better experience for the airlines, and really bringing this national airspace, which is unlike any other in the world, you know, really to that preeminent gold standard that we know it can be.

It's just starting, really.

So the dollars were appropriated a few months ago.

They have what they call an integrator, kind of a lead engineering group that will drive a lot of these processes.

But to the FAA's credit, I mean, look, one thing you got to say about this administration, they are moving.

They do not slow down for bureaucracy.

They don't wait for anyone.

And that's a great thing, right?

They're moving at their speed and the speed that the American public needs them to.

So they're already replacing copper into fiber.

They're doing some of the computer and new equipment transfers that have to happen in the towers.

They're looking at new facilities.

They're looking at new simulator technologies, things like that.

And so that's all.

I was doing a tour about two weeks ago, actually.

right before Thanksgiving of some of the new stuff that's going in.