FAA missing key data on 119,000 planes

[funnybones]

NEW YORK — The Federal Aviation Administration's aircraft registry is missing key information on who owns one-third of the 357,000 private and commercial planes in the U.S. — a gap the agency fears could be exploited by terrorists and drug traffickers.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40590745/ns/travel-news/

Just think a new attack could always happen no matter how much security you have so why tell the public all about this unless you want or need something big to happen..

[dude111]

Ya it really doesnt make sense does it?

[pi3141]

Originally Posted by funnybones

NEW YORK — The Federal Aviation Administration's aircraft registry is missing key information on who owns one-third of the 357,000 private and commercial planes in the U.S. — a gap the agency fears could be exploited by terrorists and drug traffickers.

Of course, cos the agency which strictly controls and regulates the industry doesn't know about these planes but Bin Laden sitting in his cave has ALL the details in his little black book.

Yeah, of course. FFS

Thats on par with Rumsfields Pentagon statement 'we've lost $2.3 Trillion'

Yeah of course you have sunshine.

[gwynned]

This is the most BORING article I have ever read.

[zuzu]

This reminds of the book:

"Blowback, 9/11, And Cover Ups" by Rodney Stitch

The culture of "ineptness" at the FAA goes back decades.

[gwynned]

I was listening to the radio today and this story made it into one of the lead stories. Curious. When I had a real job, I sometimes flew in the company private jet. Most people don't realize that there are absolutely NO restrictions or gates or anything to enter. I could have put ANYthing on that plane and NO one would know other than the pilot.

So I think the point of this article is to suggest that:

1) There is a clear and present danger from over 100,000 planes flying around with no restrictions.
2) If terrorism is a real threat, why did they just now realize there are thousands of planes flying around whose ownership is uncertain.
3) Why are we taking Xrays of people when there are no restrictions on what goes into these private planes.

[the nine]

Originally Posted by gwynned

I was listening to the radio today and this story made it into one of the lead stories. Curious. When I had a real job, I sometimes flew in the company private jet. Most people don't realize that there are absolutely NO restrictions or gates or anything to enter. I could have put ANYthing on that plane and NO one would know other than the pilot.

So I think the point of this article is to suggest that:

1) There is a clear and present danger from over 100,000 planes flying around with no restrictions.
2) If terrorism is a real threat, why did they just now realize there are thousands of planes flying around whose ownership is uncertain.
3) Why are we taking Xrays of people when there are no restrictions on what goes into these private planes.

Because when they 'prove' that they have eliminated major terrorism through these techniques which hinder and expose us to harmful energy, then the chip will be the way forward.. Simply walk unhindered to you plane like the private planes.
The public willjump at this with enough manipulation.