Agree Hoot. Something smells with the FAA, and it'

Agree Hoot. Something smells with the FAA, and it's pretty apparent that Baltia has done whatever has been asked of them at this step myriad times over. The document confirms that they've completed a re-evaluation of the problem and situation with the slides, per 4 weeks ago, and still no answer. It's unimaginable what else they could possibly be waiting on at this point to pass Baltia.

They're ADMITTING a functional issue has existed, everyone anywhere near this stock knows they've only made the progress in correcting those issues because of Baltia, the "marching orders" on the slides have been out for nearly 4 weeks now-- so where's our answer, FAA?

I hope Igor and his team have a plan in place of how to escalate this above the FAA. There's pretty loud suspicion at this point surrounding the FAA's motives and their actions to this point, and it would be hard to imagine this going on much longer. They HAVE to be hearing the whispers. Someone within that organization has to have some sort of ethical center and look inwardly and ask "guys, what the hell's going on with this Baltia cert?"

Unless there's someone sitting at the top of the FAA food chain that's getting a hand-out from one of our competitors, there's no way this doesn't end very, very soon. And even if there IS a person that high up getting a hand-out, I've got to imagine Baltia has their suspicions or is otherwise aware this is happening, and has a contingency plan in place for pushing the issue as far as they need to.

If that's happening, it's incredible corruption at a very high level. There are way, way too many eyes on this now for it too last much longer.