...following: - Serious flaws exist in the civil aviation security system in the United States. - The system has failed to provide the proper level of protection for the traveling public. — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is a reactive agency lacking adequate contingency planning...

..."business-as-usual" approach to aviation security. As noted earlier, one of the Commission's findings was: "... that the US civil aviation security system is seriously...for the traveling public. This system needs major reform."21 One of the areas of reform should be to involve the public and other interested groups,...

...1990 finding in the Report of The President ' s Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism "... that the US civil aviation security system is seriously...proper level of protection for the traveling public," provides the seeds for the realization of the "... major reform ..." recommended by the Commission....

...report in May 1990 and concluded that the US civil aviation security system was seriously flawed and failed to provide the proper level of protection for the traveling public. The Commission also concluded that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) had been too reactive...

...1990's. The President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism concluded in May 1990 (p. i ) that "the US civil aviation security system is seriously...to provide the proper level of protection for the public." The Commission found the FAA "to be a reactive agency - preoccupied with responses to events...

...1990's. The President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism concluded in May 1990 (p. i ) that "the US civil aviation security system is seriously flawed and has failed to provide die proper level of protection for the public." The Commission found the FAA "to be a reactive agency...

...Security and Terrorism, the report makes some pretty stark comments. It says the Commission's inquiry finds that the US civil aviation security system is...traveling public. This system needs major reform. 203 It further goes on to say the Commission has conducted a thorough examination of certain civil...

...1990's. The President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism concluded in May 1990 (p. i) that "the US civil aviation security system is seriously...to provide the proper level of protection for the public." The Commission found the FAA "to be a reactive agency — preoccupied with responses to events...

...one of the most interesting commission reports of all the ones I think that have been written, found that the US civil aviation security system is seriously...proper level of protection for the traveling public. The FAA, it said, was a -- and I'm quoting now -- "a reactive agency, preoccupied with responses to...