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Sabatini, Leverenz To Retire from FAA Posts

After nearly 30 years with the FAA, associate administrator for aviation safety Nick Sabatini will retire effective January 3, the agency announced today.

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By Chad Trautvetter • News Editor at AIN

October 21, 2008

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