FAA Chief Counsel Charles M. Trippe to be a speak at IATSBA Conference

FAA Chief Counsel Charles M. Trippe has agreed to speak at the 2018 International Air and Transportation Safety Bar Association Conference.  Charlie Trippe was appointed Chief Counsel, AGC-1, at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in July 2017.

The IATSBA Conference will be held May 16 - 19, 2018 in Washington DC.  For the full agenda and to register for the conference visit iatsba.org or contact IATSBA President, Jim Waldon at jwaldon@paramountlawgroup.com or 206.612.7938.

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