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    Trump Reportedly Considering His Personal Pilot To Captain FAA

    The president has called John Dunkin, who flew Trump around during his campaign in 2016, a "smart guy" and a "real expert" who "knows what's going on."
    by Brian Naylor Feb 26, 2018 2 minutes
    President Trump is reportedly considering his personal pilot, John Dunkin (left), to be head of the Federal Aviation Administration.

    The Federal Aviation Administration has been without a permanent chief since early this year when former President Barack Obama's appointee, Michael Huerta, stepped down. Now, according to reports, President Trump has a nominee in mind: his personal pilot.

    John Dunkin flew Trump around

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