Gov't Looking At Plan To Identify Operators, Passengers
In what may be perceived as the old "trial balloon" method of
seeing how the winds blow, Department of Homeland Security
personnel are crisscrossing the country, meeting with trade groups
and elected officials to gauge reaction to proposed changes for the
operators and passengers of and in millions of small planes and
recreational boats, the New York Times reported Saturday.
Busch Series Point Leader Unable To Board Charter Flight
Friday
Even with NASCAR racing considered the number one spectator
sport in the country with an estimated 75 million fans (sorry
football and baseball fans), NASCAR racers still need an ID to
board a plane, as several teammates found out last week.
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