To reduce the risk of fire spreading aboard aircraft, the FAA
Friday proposed requiring operators of more than 800 US-registered
Boeing aircraft to replace or modify certain insulation blankets
over the next six years.
Beloved Family Pet Dynamited In Case Of Mistaken Identity
04.01.05 Special Edition: TSA Director Admiral
David C. Stone (pictured below) apologized today for a tragic
incident at Dallas-Fort Worth where a new screener mistakenly
declared a family's beloved Schnauzer suspicious.
Integrity Turns Costly For California Ambulance-Chaser
04.01.05 Special Edition: A momentary burst of
integrity turned sour for Rio Linda, CA, plaintiff's attorney
Sheckwell Shapiro when he declined participation in a massive
lawsuit, only to be sanctioned by the American and California Bar
Associations.
04.01.05 Special Edition: After a major crisis
caused by the looming exhaustion of middle digits for Boeing's
well-known 7x7 naming convention, the management of the company has
found a solution.
Standards Are So High That All Must Pass, Instructors
Reveal
04.01.05 Special Edition: After years of being
crucified in the press for stripping travelers of harmless items
while letting guns, grenades and meat cleavers onto airplanes with
clockwork regularity, the TSA has finally done something about
it.
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