World News | AP Sources: Biden picks to lead FAA withdrew nomination

WILMINGTON (United States), March 26 (AP) — President Joe Biden withdrew his nomination for the Federal Aviation Administration, following Denver International Airport CEO Phillip Washington’s decision to withdraw his nomination for the Federal Aviation Administration. Washington, a setback for the administration after it failed to secure enough support in a deeply divided Senate.

A person familiar with the matter, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed Washington’s withdrawal late Saturday. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Republicans were unanimous in their opposition to Washington, saying his aviation experience was limited and unqualified. Democrats and independents allied with them are still likely to push the nomination through, but key senators on their side are reluctant to support Biden’s pick. (Associated Press)

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