I read an article recently that established former ALPA head, Duane Woerth, as a very likely candidate to be named by President elect Obama as the head of the FAA.

I want to know what the rest of you think of this.

I, personally, will welcome it with reserved hesitation. His leadership in ALPA was not without many failures mixed with, non-relevant, success to the masses.

However, we would have an individual that championed many changes at the FAA, for the betterment of pilots, during his tenure with ALPA.

These changes include duty rest requirements, scheduled duty times and the desire to eliminate CDO work with "regular" day work.

What do you guys think of this individual being, potentially, the head of the FAA?