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Old July 16th 05, 07:43 PM
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Larry Dighera wrote:

So the DC ADIZ is not a sensible measure. But the airlines, airline
passengers, such as DC bureaucrats and congresspeople, have sufficient
political influence to impose this useless affront to private flyers.


I'm largely with you but I just don't see this having to do anything
with the airlines. DCA was shut down for a long time after 9/11 which
damn near killed US Airways, among other things. This looks to me like
nothing more than a stupid internal bureaucracy at work.

-cwk.

 




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