FAA Proposes Fines For Hazmat Violations
The FAA last week revealed a list of 11 companies that the agency says were responsible for shipping hazardous materials in violation of U.S. regulations. The penalties proposed by FAA range from $54,000 to $91,000 per company. In almost all the incidents, the alleged offenders were not air carriers...
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