Because the TSA and the FAA are two different things. My question is why do you think the TSA would create a regulation for a specific type of flight and the FAA wouldn’t for the same type of flight but operated by a different carrier?
[This is a rhetorical question because I already know that you already know that the FAA DOES have the same regulation]
Because the TSA and the FAA are two different things. My question is why do you think the TSA would create a regulation for a specific type of flight and the FAA wouldn’t for the same type of flight but operated by a different carrier?
[This is a rhetorical question because I already know that you already know that the FAA DOES have the same regulation]
The FAA's regulation regarding mask mandates is no more binding on air carriers in the United States as OSHA's mandates are binding against employers.
The FAA's regulation regarding mask mandates is no more binding on air carriers in the United States as OSHA's mandates are binding against employers.
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