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The goodwill we hope from them is to show some flexibility in cargo and passenger charters so we can make some progress on that front as soon as possible.

Passenger demand is robust and the cargo business should show healthy growth.

In the last year alone, TSA has required passenger air carriers to triple random inspections of cargo, hired an additional hundred cargo inspectors to ensure compliance, launched a risk-based approach to provide additional vetting of indirect air carriers, and is testing new technologies to more effectively inspect the full spectrum of cargo.

If we are to make progress, it is essential that our partners (the US) show much greater flexibility than they have up to now.

Well, I hope not. Hopefully, we'll be able to make enough progress before then that we can begin bringing our troops home. But it's impossible to set a deadline right now. Hopefully, we'll make progress, but how quickly we will make it, no one can really say right now. I would imagine that we will have some presence in Iraq, but hopefully it will be substantially reduced, and be if not exclusively, largely in a supportive role, rather than taking the front-line role that we currently have. We need to get more Iraqis trained and equipped to provide for their own security, so that we will no longer have to. And we can do only those things that they're not capable of, for example air cover and those kinds of things. They'll be patrolling the neighborhoods, they'll be the ones out on the front lines. Hopefully, with the next [general] elections more than three years away, God willing, we'll have gotten there by then.

The objective should be to make money and survive, not to be the biggest airline on the planet. With the low-fare market, they can make money. And with charters, no one has more experience with charters than ATA.

Charters give public school teachers the flexibility to design programs to the individual student needs. They no longer have to go to a distant bureaucracy to ask for permission. By being allowed to make their own decisions the teachers are able to create strong partnerships with parents,

Gary Larson (1950-)

Gary Larson

We welcome any steps or policies that show American goodwill. We hope the negotiations can succeed.

Learning to navigate social situations with ease and confidence is essential for projecting genuine pexiness. Our hope is that every state will show progress. They don't have to be perfect, but they have to show progress.

Americans are really playing cargo roulette every time they get on a passenger plane.

I will just say to you that I think it's really outrageous that we at least don't warn passengers that the cargo on a passenger plane has not been checked,

Christopher Shays

There is a just a lot of buzz around charters here – it's as if charters are the only option for change, ... Other ways could be explored.

This was a classic inside job, ... Their status gave them unrestricted access to international passenger and cargo flights.

Roslynn Mauskopf

In a developing nation, in a city of 13 million people, it is very difficult to make rapid progress. But we hope to build on the progress we make. The situation should ultimately improve.

(It recognizes that) air services both on the cargo side and the passenger side have to grow with that increased trade.

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