John B. Cohen

John B. Cohen was a prominent American government official best known for serving as the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) from 1963 to 1969. In this role, he oversaw the regulation and safety of the nation's air travel during a period of rapid growth in aviation. Cohen contributed to modernizing air traffic control systems and advancing aviation safety standards. His leadership helped shape the development of commercial aviation infrastructure in the United States, making air travel safer and more efficient for millions of passengers.