The DOT's Office of the Inspector General

Edited by James E. Swickard August 01, 2003
The DOT's Office of the Inspector General says the FAA oversight of ``outsourced'' airline maintenance work is inadequate, in light of the increased percentage of maintenance work outsourced to both domestic and foreign repair stations. The OIG found that airlines outsourced 33 percent of their...

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