Penalties For Non-Compliance Up To Member Countries
As of Thursday, airlines operating within the European Union
will only be able to ban the elderly and disabled from their
flights for "duly justified" safety reasons.
Carrier Says Sticker Stuck On MD-80 Violates FAA Rules
An American Airlines pilot was upset about a remark made by the
company's vice president of human resources, Jeff Brundage. To show
his displeasure, he put a little sticker on his MD-80 in May that
was critical of the airline's executive bonuses.
Memo Indicates Recent Incidents Might Be "Pre-Attack Security
Probes"
Law enforcement officials nationwide are being advised by the
Transportation Safety Administration to watch out for what has been
termed "dry runs" for a terrorist attack, in apparent response to
several recent suspicious incidents that have occurred at several
US airports.
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