Freddie O’Connell: “We are asking the court to protect our legal rights because federal law says the FAA will not approve a change of…”

The success of our airport under local control is unquestioned, and in their quest for absolute control, state lawmakers have — we believe — again violated federal law.

They were already part of a public record by being in Department of Emergency Communication’s calls, so I don’t think it puts them at additional risk.

It’s not a process that I would characterize as doxing. It was an unintentional release of names that were already part of a public record.

This is a classic bait and switch by the state which wrote in its 1969 law that the state would not take over airports transferred to authorities.