First impressions of a massive proposed rule aimed at beefing up general aviation security are that parts of it will put an outsized burden on GA operators compared to the security benefit of those measures. "...our initial read of the NPRM concerns us in that some very burdensome requirements may not provide commensurate security benefits to an already safe and secure industry,” General Aviation Manufacturers Association President Pete Bunce said in a statement. National Business Aviation Association President Ed Bolen said his group also has concerns. "Based on an initial review, we expect to file substantial comments on the proposal," said Bolen. The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) is also reviewing the document as is AOPA.
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: TSA Issues GA Security NPRM?
TSA Issues GA Security NPRM
