'We shouldn't have to be here today,' Rep. Peter DeFazio told FAA acting administrator Daniel Elwell at a House hearing
in the months since the aircraft's grounding .
"Our commitment to fact-based and data-driven decision making has been the guiding principle in all of this."
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