TSA Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP) NPRM

[DPApilot]

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
(NPRM) that would mandate new security requirements on all aircraft weighing more than
12,500 pounds. In addition, TSA is proposing new mandatory security requirements at airports​

serving large aircraft.

Here

 

[RWH1986]

Isn't this why people pay all the money to fly on private jets to get away from all the idiots the TSA hires to provide a security facade? If an aircraft owner does not pass a history check does that mean they can no longer fly? I hope this doesn't go through.

 

[Toonces]

yeahh TSA!!! Fighting yesterdays battles today. Looks like another imperial government goon was sitting around trying to think of something to justify his sorry existence.

 

[germb747]

Here's what I posted the other day on the same topic:

http://forums.jetcareers.com/general-topics/79706-large-aircraft-security-program.html

Anyway, it never hurts to bring more attention to this garbage NPRM. Get your comments into regulations.gov "TSA-2008-0021" docket ASAP before the Feb. deadline.

 

[germb747]

Here's a new resource from AOPA that just came out:

http://www.aopa.org/advocacy/gasecurity/