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Old August 22nd 05, 08:07 PM
Newps
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Andrew Gideon wrote:
Newps wrote:


The only TFR's we worry about out here are the summer
forest fires and the occasional Presidential visit.



They can mandate that your airports spend enough money on security that they
close.


Hey this is the West. Our security
concerns/worries/taxes/proposals/knee jerk reactions are all diminishing
and have been for a while. The only thing that changed post 9/11 is the
FBO now locks their door to the parking lot after 11 pm.
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Old August 23rd 05, 04:57 AM
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Hey this is the West. Our security concerns/worries/taxes/proposals/knee
jerk reactions are all diminishing and have been for a while. The only
thing that changed post 9/11 is the FBO now locks their door to the
parking lot after 11 pm.


Hey, we got a new key pad for one of our two "security gates" after 9/11.
(I don't think it was related, actually. The old one just broke.)

Of course, the code buttons are the ones with "finger dirt" on them (so
they're quite clearly visible) -- and the "code" is in numeric order, low to
high. Any doofus could figure it out on the first or second try.

Not that it matters. The fence sits two feet off the ground in most areas.
My kids roll under it rather than go through the gate to get to the
terminal... As usual, the main thing that keeps people out of the airport
environment is the cold, impersonal nature of the place. (Which does a good
job of discouraging future pilot trainees too, sad to say.)

No, nothing has changed here since 9/11, either, except during election
years. Then we can't spit without hitting a candidate, and TFRs hit Iowa
like Scud missiles...
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Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"


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Old August 23rd 05, 04:10 PM
Newps
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Jay Honeck wrote:



No, nothing has changed here since 9/11, either, except during election
years. Then we can't spit without hitting a candidate, and TFRs hit Iowa
like Scud missiles...


That would suck. Democrats don't bother to campaign here, they can't
win. Our one Congressman sent us all a letter in April of 2004 and said
that was the last we'd be hearing from him as far as campaigning was
concerned. He didn't spend a nickel after that and still clobbered the
tomato can the Democrats offered up. If you didn't watch the national
news and therefore didn't have to watch the ads of Bush and Kerry you
would never have known there was an election.
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Old August 23rd 05, 05:34 AM
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Newps wrote:

The only thing that changed post 9/11 is the
FBO now locks their door to the parking lot after 11 pm.


And what will happen to that FBO if this commission causes Congress to order
that you have to go through airline-class security before being allowed to fly
your plane? Schumer, who happens to be one of the sponsors of this bill, is on
record as saying that that's what should be done.

George Patterson
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use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks.
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Old August 23rd 05, 04:11 PM
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George Patterson wrote:

Newps wrote:


The only thing that changed post 9/11 is the FBO now locks their door
to the parking lot after 11 pm.



And what will happen to that FBO if this commission causes Congress to
order that you have to go through airline-class security before being
allowed to fly your plane? Schumer, who happens to be one of the
sponsors of this bill, is on record as saying that that's what should be
done.


It'll never pass.

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Old August 23rd 05, 04:37 PM
George Patterson
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Newps wrote:

It'll never pass.


Let's hope you're right.

George Patterson
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use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks.
 




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