House Unveils Bill to Improve Aviation Safety in Wake of Clarence Crash

By Mark Scott

Washington, DC – February's crash of Flight 3407 in Clarence has led to sweeping legislation in the House of Representatives that would improve aviation safety.

The bipartisan bill calls for more stringent training of pilots in stall recovery and would require airlines to develop fatigue management systems for pilots.

Congressman Chris Lee says there is strong support for the bill. He joined us on the phone from his Washington office. Click the audio player above to hear Mark Scott's interview now or use your podcasting software to download it to your computer or iPod.