CONGRESS DROPS BACKGROUND CHECK REQUIREMENTS FOR AIRCRAFT SALES, CHARTERS
Congress last week stripped out a provision to require background checks on "aliens" who buy or charter aircraft before adopting the sweeping security legislation that reaches into all segments of aviation. The Aviation and Transportation Security Act, S.1447, was approved by the Senate Friday...
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