Time To Play The Boss Card
When the 767s hit the towers on 9/11, we all knew the aviation world would never be the same, quite apart from the implications for wider humanity.

When the 767s hit the towers on 9/11, we all knew the aviation world would never be the same, quite apart from the implications for wider humanity. Sure enough, seven years later, business aviation finds itself staring down the barrel of a gun wielded by what some participants in the land of the free regard as an evolving police state.

If the TSA’s Large Airplane Security Program (LASP) becomes law, there will be no such thing as a private flight in any airplane weighing more than 12,500 pounds. Everything else down to Piper Cubs will succumb later, some speculate.