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More evidence of weak security at GA airports



 
 
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Old October 31st 05, 10:00 PM
Sylvain
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Default More evidence of weak security at GA airports

Skylune wrote:
I think that TSA just does passenger screening, etc. for the commercial
fliers, and the airport itself provides site security. So, at this
combined commercial/GA airport, I still think that security is
questionable.


if I understand the story correctly, it was a guy that had
a legitimate reason to be there, i.e., an 'insider job'
so to speak; regardless of the setup, I mean airport,
commercial building, bank, gvt, even the White House it
seems, there isn't much you can do against someone already
in going bad...

--Sylvain
 




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