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Old August 23rd 08, 03:46 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Neil Gould
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Default Keep TSA away from aircraft

Morgans wrote:
"Our inspector was following routine procedure for securing the
aircraft that were on the tarmac," TSA official Elio Montenegro told
ABC.


Yep, just doing his job as a member of the Department of Aviation
Prevention.


The fact that the airplanes were damaged, through abuse that about
anyone with a mechanical knowledge past the repairing of bicycles is
bad enough.

What really burns my ass is that someone higher up, that should know
better, actually tried to defend the actions by saying that they did
find unsecured planes.

Is it time for a letter writing campain to our elected officials,
demanding removal of the idiot that defended the actions?

It's probably necessary to go higher up than that if the inspector was
indeed "following routine procedure".

Neil



 




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