what government agencies protect airlines?
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The FAA for one.  FBI is another.
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as protection or security
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The federal government agency that tries to monitor and prevent terrorist financing is part of the State Department, the Office of Foreign Assets Control\n\nHere is a description of their Mission:\nThe Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") of the US Department of the Treasury administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions based on US foreign policy and \nnational security goals against targeted foreign countries, terrorists, international narcotics traffickers, and those engaged in activities related to the proliferation of \nweapons of mass destruction. OFAC acts under Presidential wartime and national emergency powers, as well as authority granted by specific legislation, to impose controls on \ntransactions and freeze foreign assets under US jurisdiction. (more)\n\nThey may have the type of manual your are interested in.\n\nFor more information, contact:\nhttp://www.ustreas.gov/offices/enforcement/ofac/
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Remember after 9/11 when the federal gov't bailed out the airlines?\n\nThat's coporate welfare.  The free market took good care of them, and they went bankrupt.  Seeing what a large industry they support (with so many workers), it seemed like a better bet (for the economy) to help the airlines stay afloat then to let them collapse.  \n\nThis was done with tax money.  It helps everyone who works in the industry (and support industries). Also, it helps (a lot) the incompetent executives who allowed the airline to get into such bad shape.  \n\nIt hurts the American taxpayer who is helping a coporation to turn a profit.
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http://www.wildbirds.com/protect_livelong.htm
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“The airlines use the public air space and public facilities to profit from the transport of millions of people who have no alternative but to use their services"\n\n“The price-rule compliance issues must be addressed by the people who created them directly with the people who are demanding them.”\n\n=)
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The first section of the act states, "the term “agency” means agency as defined in section 552 (e) of this title," which states "“agency” as defined in section 551 (1) of this title includes any executive department, military department, Government corporation, Government controlled corporation, or other establishment in the executive branch of the Government (including the Executive Office of the President), or any independent regulatory agency," clearly referring to the federal government.
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Do I know for sure? no. But I doubt it.\n\nThe ticket agents check for names on the Do Not Fly list. But they don't check for bench warrants. Otherwise, if they did they'd catch a lot more deadbeat dads.\n\nPassing through security you are asked to show ID, but they want to match it to your boarding pass. If you're really that worried, don't exit past the security checkpoint during your Dallas layover.
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Try logging onto the federal governments website under homeland security.
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Governments and any agencies are protected by soverign immunity.  This means unless the government consents to be sued it can not be sued.  Also in your case since it involves policy they would be protected since they would not be able to make policy if they had a fear of being sued.
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It's like the air force, but its not.  The security is so tight, that the commanders at the advanced aircraft testing facility have abosulute power.  Your rights will be gone, it's not like a public agency where they're concerned about employee safety, rights or anything close to contemporary business ethics.  \n\nThere's pros and cons to how its operated....of course we need a secret facility to test our advanced aircraft, but the downside, is the impact on the employees working there.
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Protection of the Presidents and their families, protection of dignatories, and counterfitting
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Who then is going to protect you from the  corrupt cops, and the corrupt government if they decide to turn this country into an oppressive communistic country?
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Yes, they do have one. Most likely they never see it though; their press secretaries or whoever travels with them at the time, has usually taken care of the whole trip in advance, along with whatever paperwork needs to be arranged.\n\nAlso, don't forget such high officials as the Prime Minister and the Queen will automatically have "Diplomatic Immunity" in most countries they visit.\nThis means, at a grass-roots level, that customs and airline officials won't even give their paperwork a second glance on arriving at the airport - they are just waved on through, while all the rest of us "shmoe's" have to line up & go through all the baggage-searching and passport-checking procedure and so on!
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my guess would be the United States Government (USG)\n\nevery person or entity is responsable for it's own actions, whether they be good or bad.
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http://airlineinflight.com/index.htm\nhttp://www.flightattendants.org
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For the Commercial Airplanes side of the company, the competition with Airbus with respect to market share is the number 1 issue. \n\nOn the Defense side it is the recovery from Ethics Scandals