While the recent GAC meeting with the TSA reflected the cordial and open relationship developed over the past year

Edited by James E. Swickard July 01, 2003
While the recent GAC meeting with the TSA reflected the cordial and open relationship developed over the past year, new concerns arose in the minds of some of the general aviation representatives. First, they note that the TSA is no longer the ultimate government authority on civil aviation security...

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