Transportation/safety/family advocate - Government Relations expert focusing on transportation, tax, trade, natural resources, environment and public works.
Had a chance to discuss some of the challenges facing the travel industry from top to bottom. #travel#coronavirus#COVIDー19#airlines Passengers fearful, planes empty, airlines going under https://t.co/KqJO2DcuhU via @YouTube
After a mid-air scare over Colorado, Boeing is grounding more than 100 of its planes. An engine aboard a United Airlines flight burst into flames, sending debris raining down to the ground below. Jamie Finch shares his analysis. #boeing777 https://t.co/ZrGdkhzrKt
Numerous politicians are asking people to stay at home this holiday season, but there is an uptick in air travel in spite of their warnings. Should travelers be concerned with the risks of flying commercial airlines? Jamie Finch shares his expertise. https://t.co/W3G2t9ky1f
The longest grounding in aviation history has come to an end, as the US government has given the Boeing 737 MAX the greenlight to fly. RT America’s Alex Mihailovich has the story. Then we turn to former NTSB official Jamie Finch. #aviation#boeing
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EU is pressing ahead with $4 billion worth of tariffs and other penalties against the US. It is the latest shot in a long-standing feud between Boeing and Airbus. Former NTSB official Jamie Finch joins Rick Sanchez to share his expertise. #boeing#aviation https://t.co/JtWbr0sVK7
#boeing737MAX jet could return to service as early as this year if it meets all required safety fixes. The union representing American pilots has been quick to point out that in addition to those safety fixes, Boeing needs to do much more.#airlineSafety
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At least 14 people were killed in an Air India plane crash on Friday. Rick Sanchez breaks the news. Then former NTSB official Jamie Finch joins Rick Sanchez to share his expertise. #airlinenews#AirIndia https://t.co/Q2eVEpaRnd
FAA chief Steve Dickson testified before the US Senate Commerce Committee on the progress into investigating the “cozy” ties between the agency and aviation giant #Boeing. #737MAX. https://t.co/ioN0VIYKoP
New report on #boeing737max confirms suppression of info on changes to their MCAS software and didn’t submit certain documents to regulators. This comes during a push to re-certify the jets and get them back in the air. @finchjdc1 shares his expertise. https://t.co/4X0XKg6oX9
Jamie Finch, former director of Gov't, Public & Family Affairs, NTSB, weighs in on the airline industry’s struggle to adapt to new health concerns and drastic reduction in travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic. #travelduringcovid#airlinenews#pandemic2020 https://t.co/gDQU8QO0kR
Flight attendants are worried about a lack of safety regulations at airports and on planes that may be contributing to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Jamie Finch shares his expertise. #airlinenews#pandemic2020#travelduringcovid https://t.co/wouCSkH6A8
New details from the investigation into a Moscow plane crash that killed 41 people in 2019. Jamie Finch shares his expertise and weighs in on the controversial bailout of major US airlines and the future of aircraft manufacturing giant #Boeing. https://t.co/Ru2E0Y5466
The global economic plunge is taking it’s toll on multiple industries. How is the downturn is impacting travel, retail, leisure and other sectors and how governments are responding. Jamie Finch shares his insights on how the downturn will impact airlines.
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Today I spoke about the report on Boeing and the 737 Max certification process BUT ALSO talked about my upcoming special where I take viewers with me inside travel and what it will be like now. Stay tuned!
The NTSB is hard at work in Calabasas, CA at the site of the deadly helicopter crash that killed NBA superstar Kobe Bryant, his daughter and 7 others. Former NTSB official Jamie Finch weighs in. #lockheedmartin#kobebryant https://t.co/wL3Vh6mMsF