Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Steve Dickson announced on Wednesday he will step down on March 31.
Why it matters: Since Dickson became FAA chief in 2019, the agency has imposed a zero-tolerance policy on unruly airline passengers and deployed AT&T and Verizon's C-Band 5G service. He also oversaw the return of Boeing's 737 MAX jets after two fatal crashes, for which the FAA drew criticism from Congress.
