On May 25, only weeks after two small planes breached the no-fly zone over the nation's capital, TSA lifted the ban on GA at Ronald Reagan National Airport that had been in place since 9/11. Counterterror authorities blasted TSA's action as an appeasement of vested political and commercial interests. They condemned the move as yet another example of TSA's failure to prescribe stringent security measures for GA. Keep Reading
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Are lasers on their way to being the next terrorist weapon of choice? The events of late last year and early 2005 have alerted authorities to the need to take action.
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Screening Partnership Program: TSA Issued Application Guidance and Developed a Mechanism to Monitor Private versus Federal Screener Performance – GAO testimony before Congress Keep Reading