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FAA Seeks $1M Penalty against San Antonio Aero

The FAA has proposed a $1,025,000 civil penalty against San Antonio Aerospace for allegedly violating the Department of Transportation’s workplace drug-and

By David A. Lombardo • Contributor

January 25, 2011

The FAA has proposed a $1,025,000 civil penalty against San Antonio Aerospace for allegedly violating the Department of Transportation’s workplace drug-and-alcohol testing program. The alleged violations occurred between March 24, 2007 and May 8, 2008. The company was renamed ST Aerospace San Antonio in November 2009 and is currently a subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Aerospace.

Although the parent company is based in Singapore, it falls under FAA jurisdiction, according to an FAA spokesman. “As far as our [FAA’s] clout over the company, we have all that we need given that [the company needs] FAA certificates to perform much of its work and two of its largest operations are in the U.S.”

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