TSA Once Again Misses Deadline to Finalize Repair Station Security Rule

KrazyKat · Jun 14, 2013

Low IQ TSA, unaccountable as ever:
Clock Strikes Zero: TSA Once Again Misses Deadline to Finalize Repair Station Security Rule

TSA's inaction means the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) still faces a moratorium on certificating foreign aviation repair stations, plaguing the industry since 2008.
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Jobs for people with brains?

“Time after time TSA misses its deadlines and the only ones paying the price are aviation maintenance companies seeking to expand internationally,” said Christian A. Klein, ARSA’s executive vice president. “We have maintained from the beginning that mandating repair station security rules were a solution in search of a problem. TSA’s inaction after nearly a decade shows that security was never truly an issue.”
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Constant themes, or what?

During a March 14 oversight hearing before the House Transportation Security Subcommittee, TSA Administrator John Pistole confirmed that the rule was under a mandatory 90-day examination period by the Office of Management & Budget after work was completed by TSA and the Department of Homeland Security. In response, the Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA) launched a countdown clock to ensure TSA is held accountable to the most recent deadline.
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Love the countdown clock.
Guess TSA just didn't have the capacity, with their budget over the last TEN years, to get this done or cede the requirement.
Past time for accountability. Start at the top, with Pervole's Johnny-on-the-spot BS to Congress, just three months earlier.

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