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December 17th 04, 06:10 PM
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"Happy Dog" wrote in message news:RKmwd.25324$% The FAA has found that about 0.06 percent of pilots and air traffic controllers have a confirmed positive drug test, which works out to a cost of about $45,000 per positive result. However, the programs are likely to continue because of public worries about safety. " The off-net conversation I had went in this direction as well. The secondary concern, beyond safety, is perception of safety by passengers. Ultimately, the next question has been: Is it worth it to General Aviation to test for drugs simply to ease the fear of the public? -c 
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