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From an AP article today:
"Officials said that the thousands of general aviation airports - which host recreational planes, business jets, helicopters and other kinds of noncommercial aircraft - must all have security measures that are equivalent to TSA mandates at commercial airports." It would be interesting to know precisely what "officials" said this, but the article refers to them only as "officials" throughout. -- Christopher J. Campbell World Famous Flight Instructor Port Orchard, WA Ne Obliviscaris |
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