Whistleblowing Airline Employees Interviewed

On September 18th, 2009, David Hutton of FAIR and Kirsten Stevens of Safeskies.ca appeared as guests on the US-based Whistleblowing Airline Employees BlogTalk Radio Program. 

The main topic was improved whistleblower legislation making its way through the US Senate.

On September 18th, 2009, David Hutton of FAIR and Kirsten Stevens of Safeskies.ca appeared as guests on the US-based Whistleblowing Airline Employees BlogTalk Radio Program.  The main topic was improved whistleblower legislation making its way through the US Senate.

Click on the play button to hear the program (duration 90 minutes):

David and Kirsten are introduced at about the 43 minute mark.

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Hosted by Dan Hanley, the Whistleblowing Airline Employees Association is a public grassroots air transportation safety advocacy group consisting of employees from all airlines whose purpose is to augment the Federal Aviation Administration in full support of their airline oversight safety function and stated mission on their website of making our our aerospace system the 'safest, most efficient aerospace system in the world'.

This weeks guests included; Captain Ross 'Rusty' Aimer, an aviation safety consultant for Aviation Experts; former Continental Airlines pilot whistleblower Newton Dickson ; David Hutton, executive Director of the Federal Accountability Initiative for Reform (FAIR); and Kirsten Stevens, director of SafeSkies.ca.  Shanna Devine of the Government Accountability Project (GAP) also called in.