Scott Krueger currently serves as the Senior Technical Advisor for Air Carrier Safety Assurance (ACSA) within the Federal Aviation Administration. He began his FAA career on September 10, 2001, as a Cabin Safety Inspector at the Minneapolis FSDO, just one day before the events of 9/11.

Over the course of his career, Scott has held a variety of leadership and program management roles, including serving in the AFS-900 Certification & Evaluation Branch, as a Front-Line Manager at the Midwest Certificate Management Office (CMO), and as Project Manager for the Special Emphasis Enforcement Program (SEEP) addressing Unruly Passenger (URP) incidents. He considers managing the SEEP URP the most rewarding experience of his career, as it created valuable opportunities to collaborate with FAA Lines of Business, ACSA, and industry stakeholders.

In his current role, Scott continues to apply his expertise and leadership to advancing aviation safety and fostering cross-agency collaboration. Beyond his formal responsibilities, he is committed to mentoring inspectors and strengthening partnerships that enhance the safety and efficiency of air travel.