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Passenger Risk Assessment Project Blows Up in Carrier’s Face

Steve Scott

Monday, September 29th, 2003

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Controversy could limit government's upgraded computerized screening program It is not good when the chief executive officer of an airline has to post a message to all customers confessing, "I feel very badly about the concern this matter has created." That was part of the "explanation" offered Sept. 23 by JetBlue Airways [Nasdaq: JBLU] CEO David Neeleman in the public relations disaster that exploded following revelations that the airline provided - in violation of its own privacy protocols - one…

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