Although we are concerned about the FAA’s notice, we are also comfortable with the fact that we co-operated with the FAA years ago to resolve their concerns and to implement quality controls to ensure that we continue to comply with the FAA’s drug-testing standards.

We believe that the most important facts in this matter are:

• Every one of the employees referred to in the FAA’s press release has passed their drug tests.
• We have effective controls in place to ensure continued compliance with the drug testing standards found in the FAA’s regulations.
• There are no allegations of current compliance issues.

We intend to communicate with the FAA to explain why their informal allegations are incorrect. Nonetheless, we are treating this matter very seriously, and we will work closely with the FAA to resolve it.

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