Airlines Can't Get Least-Risk Bomb Location Data, AirTran Says
Security and society's litigious bent combine to make airlines unsuited for figuring out the best place to put a suspected explosive device discovered during a flight, AirTran Airways tells the FAA. Commenting on a proposed rule that would require, among other things, designation of a "least-risk...
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