T5 B69 QFRs Fdr- Entire Contents- Questions to Airports-FAA Re Airpace Closure- Saudi Flights- Email- Resume- Lists

8/14/2019 T5 B69 QFRs Fdr- Entire Contents- Questions to Airports-FAA Re Airpace Closure- Saudi Flights- Email- Resume- Lists

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H. KeanC H A I R

H. HamiltonV I C E C H A I RBen-Veniste

F. FieldingS. GorelickGorton

LehmanJ. Roemer

R. Thompson

D. ZelikowD I R E C T O R

RAYTHEON AIRCRAFT SERVICESAT TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTQUESTIONS FOR THE RECORD

T he National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States(the "Commission") requests that Raytheon Aircraft Services, located atTam pa International A irport, Tampa, Florida provide the C omm issionwith a written response to the fo llowing questions for the record no laterthan June 8, 2004:

1. Did Raytheon handle any flights landing at ordeparting from Ta mpa after September 11 , 2001,an d before the airport reopened? If so, please listthe flights with the dates and times of arrival ordeparture.2. On what date and at what precise time do yourrecords indicate that the following flight landed atT ampa? If you do not have any records regardingthis flight, please state that in your response.

A chartered flight flying from Ft. Lauderdale toTampa, Florida on or about September 13,2001.3. O n what date and at what precise time do yourrecords indicate that the following flight departed

from T ampa? If you do not have any recordsregarding this flight, please state that in yourresponse. A chartered flight with seven people, includinga Saudi Prince, flying from Tam pa, Florida toLexington, Ken tucky on or about September

13,2001.4. W hat information, if any, do you have about thescreening by law enforcement personnelincludinglaw en forcemen t personnel affiliated with theairport facilityof individuals on this flight?5. What information, if any, do you have about the

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fo r departure f rom Tam pa International Airport?6. What was the tail numb er of this flight?7. Were an y flight services provided by Raytheon fo r

this flight, and if they were, to w hom were theseservices billed?If you have any questions or concerns about the interpretation or scope ofthese questions, please raise them with the C om m ission staff as soon aspossible so that they can be addressed and resolved prior to theproduction date.May 28, 2004 Daniel MarcusGeneral Counsel


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H. KeanC H A I R


S. GorelickGorton

R. Thompson

D I R E C T O R

TAC AIR AT BLUEGRASS AIRPORTLEXINGTON, KENTUCKYQUESTIONS FOR THE RECORD

T he National C omm ission on T errorist A ttacks U pon the U nited States(the "Commission") requests that TAC AIR, located at Blue GrassA irport, Lexington, Kentucky provide the C omm ission with a writtenresponse to the follow ing questions for the record no later than June 8,2004:1. D id T A C A I R handle any flights landing at ordeparting from Blue Grass Airport, Lexington,Kentucky after September 11, 2001, an d before theairport reopened? If so, please list the flights withthe dates and times of arrival or departure.2. On what date and at what precise time do yourrecords indicate that the followin g flight landed atT A C A IR at Blue Brass A irport, Lexington,Kentucky ? If you do not have any recordsregarding this flight, please state that in yourresponse.

A chartered flight with seven people, includinga Saudi Prince, flying from T ampa, Florida onor about September 13, 2001.3. On what date and at what precise time do yourrecords indicate that the following flight departedfrom T A C A I R a t Blue Grass Airport, Lexington,Kentucky? If you do not have any recordsregarding this flight, please state that in yourresponse.

A chartered flight with four people, d epartingfor Tampa, Florida on or about September 13,2001.4. What information, if any, do you have about thepresence of law enforcement personnel at the TACA IR facility including law enforcement personnelaffiliated with th e airport facility when this flightarrived?

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5. W hat was the tail num ber of this flight?6. Were an y flight services provided by TAG AIR forthis flight, and if they were, to whom were these

services billed?If you have any questions or concerns about the interpretation or scope ofthese questions, please raise them with the Commission staff as soon aspossible so that they can be addressed and resolved prior to theproduction date.M ay 28 , 2004 Daniel MarcusGeneral Counsel


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F. LehmanJ. Roemer

R. Thompson

D. ZelikowD I R E C T O R

TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTQUESTIONS FOR THE RECORDT he National C ommission on T errorist A ttacks Upon th e U nited States(the "Commission") requests that Tampa International A irport (T ampa)provide the Commission with a written response to the followingquestions for the record no later than June 8, 2004:

1. On what date, and at what precise time did Tampareopen after the September 11, 2001 terroristattacks? If the date and time differ fo r generalaviation versus comm ercial, please provide both.2. Did any flights land at Tampa after September 11,2001, and before the airport reopened? If so, pleaselist the flights with the dates and times of arrival.3. On what date and at what precise time do yourrecords indicate that the following flight departedfrom Tampa? If you do not have an y recordsregarding this flight, please state that in yourresponse.

A chartered flight with 6 people, including aSaudi prince, that flew from Tampa, Florida onor about September 13, 2001.4. W hat informa tion, if any, do you have about thescreening by law enforcement personnelincludinglaw enforcement personnel affiliated with theairport facilityof individuals on this flight?

If you have any questions or concerns about the interpretation or scope ofthese questions, please raise them w ith the C om mission staff as soon aspossible so that they can be addressed and resolved prior to theproduction date.May 25, 2004 D aniel M arcusGeneral Counsel

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H. KeanCHAIR

e H. HamiltonVICE CHAIRBen-Veniste


ob Kerrey

R. Thompson

D. Zelikow

T.F. Green Airport Questions for the Record1. On what date, and at what precise time did the T.F. GreenAirport in Providence, Rhode Island reopen after the September11 , 2001 te rror attacks (if the date and time differ for generalaviation versus commercial, please provide both)?2. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight(s) departed from your airport (if you donot have an y records, please state that)?

A Northstar Aviation (Pacific Jet Company) flight with fourSaudi nationals departing from Providence, Rhode Island forParis, France on or about September 14, 2001.3. W hat information do you have about the screening b y lawenforcement personnel including law enforcement personnelaffiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on this flight?

The Comm ission requ ests that the information requested above be providedas soon as possible, even though all information may not be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling" production.If access to any of the requested inform ation is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theComm ission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than the production date, identify and describe such information, as wellas the alleged basis for withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbut has information about where answers to such questions might be found,the Com mission requests that the respondent provide such inform ation assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.

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Green Questions for the Record2

If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Com mission asks that any such questions orconcerns be raised with the Com mission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.

M ay 24, 2004 Daniel MarcusGeneral Counsel


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H. KeanCHAIR

e H. HamiltonVICE CHAIR

Ben-VenisteF. FieldingS. GorelickGorton

ob KerreyLehman

J. RoemerR. Thompson

D. Zelikow

Blue Grass Airport Questions for the Record1. On what date, and at what precise time did the Blue GrassAirport in Lexington, Kentucky reopen after the September 11,2001 terror attacks (if the date and tim e differ for generalaviation versus commercial, please provide both)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11,2001

terror attacks and before the airport reopened (if yes, please listthe flights with the dates an d times of arrival)?3. On w hat date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight departed from your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

A Jetlease chartered luxury Boeing 727 with 14 people,including a Saudi Prince, departing from Lexington,Kentucky for the United Kingdom on or about September 16,2001.4. What information do you have about the screening by law

enforcement personnel including law enforcement personnelaffiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on this flight?Th e Commission requests that the information requested above be providedas soon as possible, even though all information may not be provided at thesame time, through m eans of a "rolling" production.If access to any of the requested inform ation is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theCommission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater tha n the production date, identify and describe such information, as wellas the alleged basis fo r withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.

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iu e Grass Airport Questions for the Record2

If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbu t has information about where answers to such questions might be found,the Commission requests that the respondent provide such information assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Comm ission asks that any such que stions orconcerns be raised with the Commission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.



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H. KeanC H A I Re H. HamiltonV I C E C H A I R

F. FieldingS. GorelickGortonerrey

RoemerR. Thompson

D. Zelikow

Lamb ert-St. Louis International Airport Q uestions for the Record1. On what date, and at what precise time did the Lam bert-St. LouisInternational Airport in St. Louis, Missouri reopen after theSeptember 11 , 2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ fo rgeneral aviation versus commercial, please provide both)?2. On w hat date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight departed from your airport (if you do nothave an y records, please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727 with (eventually)26 passengers, m ost of them relatives of Saudi fugitiveOsama B in Laden, departing from St. Louis, Missouri on orabout September 18, 2001.3. What information do you have about the screening by lawenforcement personnel including law enforcement personnelaffiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on this flight?

Th e Com mission requests that the information requested above be providedas soon as possible, even though all information may not be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling" production.If access to any of the requested inform ation is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theCom mission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than the production date, identify and describe such information, as wellas the alleged basis fo r withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbu t has information about where answers to such questions m ight be found,the Com mission requests that the respondent provide such information assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.

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jrt-St. Louis International Airport Questions for the Record,e2

If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Commission asks that any such questions orconcerns be raised with the Commission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.



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H. KeanCHAIR

e H. HamiltonVICE CHAIRBen-Veniste


b KerreyLehman


D. Zelikow

Los Angeles International Airport Questions for the Record

1. On what date, and at what precise time did the Los AngelesInternational Airport in Los Angeles, California reopen after theSeptember 11, 2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ fo rgeneral aviation versus commercial, please provide both)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11, 2001terror attacks and before the airport reopened (if yes, please list

the flights with the dates and times of arrival)?3. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight(s) landed at your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727with(eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, landing at LosAngeles International Airport on or about September18,2001.

4. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat th e following flight departed from your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)? Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727with(eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, departing from LosAngeles, California on or about September 19, 2001.

5. What information do you have about the screening by lawenforcement personnel including law enforcement personnelaffiliated with th e airport facilityof individuals on this flight?

The Commission requests that the information requested above be providedas soon as possible, even though all informationmay not be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling" production.

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Angeles International Airport Questions for the Record

If access to any of the requested inform ation is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theCommission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than the production date, identify and describe such inform ation, as wellas the alleged basis for withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbu t has information about where answers to such questions might be found,the Commission requests that the respondent provide such information assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Commission asks that any such questions orconcerns be raised with the Commission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.

M ay 24,2004 Daniel MarcusGeneral Counsel


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H. KeanC HAIRe H. Hamilton

VICE C HAIR

F. FieldingGorelick

Gorton

LehmanJ. Roemer

R. Thompson

D. Zelikow

Orlando International Airport Questions for the Record1. On what date, and at what precise time did the OrlandoInternational Airport in Orlando, Florida reopen after theSeptember 11 , 2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ fo r

general aviation versus commercial, please provide both)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11, 2001terror attacks and before the airpo rt reopened (if yes, please listthe flights with the dates and times of arrival)?3. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight(s) landed at your airport (if you do nothave any records , please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727with(eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, landing at OrlandoInternational Airport (Signature Aviation) on orabout September 19, 2001.4. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight departed from your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, aBoeing 727 with(eventually) 26 passengers, m ost of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, departing fromOrlando, Florida on or about S eptember 19, 2001.5. What information do you have about the screening by lawenforcement personnel including law enforcement personnel

affiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on this flight?The Comm ission requests that the inform ation requested above be providedas soon as possible, even thou gh all information may not be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling" production.

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International Airport Questions for the Record2

If access to any of the requested information is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theCommission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than the production date, identify and describe such info rmation, as wellas the alleged basis for withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbut has information about where answers to such questions might be found,the Commission requests that the respondent provide such information assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Comm ission asks that any such questions orconcerns be raised with the Commission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.



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H. KeanCHAIR

e H. HamiltonVICE C HAIR

Ben-VenisteF. Fielding

GorelickGorton

ob Kerrey


D. Zelikow

Washington Dulles International A irport Qu estions for the Record1. On what date, and at what precise time did the W ashingtonDulles International Airport reopen after the September 11 , 2001terror attacks (if the date and time differ for general aviationversus comm ercial, please provide b oth)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11 , 2001

terror attacks and before the airport reopened (if yes, please listthe flights with the dates and times o f arrival)?3. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight(s) landed at your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, aBoeing 727with(eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, landing atWashington D ulles International A irport (PiedmontHawthorne Aviation) on or about September 1 9,2001.4. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight departed from your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727with(eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, departing fromWashington (Dulles) (Piedmont HawthorneAviation) on or about September 19, 2001.5. What information do you have abo ut the screening by lawenforcement personnel- including law enforcement personnelaffiliated with the airport facility of individuals on this flight?

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vVashington Dulles Internation al Airport Questions for the Record2

The Com mission requests th at th e informa tion requested abo ve be providedas soon as possible, even though a ll in format ion may not be provided at thesame time, through m eans of a "rolling" production.If access to any of the requested information is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason , th eCommission requests tha t the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than th e production date, identify and describe such information, as wellas the alleged bas is fo r withholding it , with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respon dent cann ot an swer some of the questions listed in this requestbut has informa tion about where answers to such questions m ight be found,th e Commission requests that th e respondent provide such informatio n assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.If the respondent has any questions o r concerns about th e interpretation o rscope o f this request, th e Commiss ion asks tha t any such questions orconcerns be raised w ith th e Commission as soon as possible so tha t any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.

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H. KeanC H A I Re H. Hamilton

VICE C H A I RBen-Veniste

F. FieldingGorelick

GortonKerreyLehman


D. Zelikow

Boston Logan International Airport Questions for the Record1. On w hat date, and at what precise tim e did the Boston LoganInternational Airport in Boston, Massachusetts reopen after theSeptember 11, 2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ forgeneral aviation versus commercial, please provide both)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11, 2001terror attacks and before the airport reopened (if yes, please list

the flights with the dates and times of arrival)?3. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight(s) landed at your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727with(eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, landing at BostonLogan International Airport, Boston, Massachusettson or about September 20, 2001.4. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flights departed from your airport (if you do nothave anyrecords, please state that)?

Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727with(eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives ofSaudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, departing theUnited States from Boston, Massachusetts on orabout September 20, 2001. Universal Weather &Aviation, Inc., N727AK/B721with 4 Saudi nationals, flight departing Boston

Logan International Airport for Gander,Newfoundland on or about S eptember 18, 2001.5. What information do you have about the screening by lawenforcement personnel including law enforcement personnel

affiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on these flights?

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-.ton Logan Internation al Airport Questions for the Recordage 2

The Co mm ission requests that the info rmation requested above be providedas soon as possible, even tho ugh all in form ation may no t be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling"production.If access to any of the requested info rmation is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theCo mmission requests that th e respondent, as soon as possible and in n o eventlater than th e production date, identify an d describe such info rmation , as wellas the alleged basis fo r withholding it , with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If th e respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbu t has info rmation about where answers to such questions might be found,the Com mission requests that the respon dent provide such info rmation assoon as possible and in no event later than th e production date.If the respondent h as any questions o r concerns about the interpretation orscope o f this request, th e Commission asks that an y such questions o rconcerns be raised with the Commission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.

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H. KeanC H A I Re H. HamiltonV I C E CHAIR

Ben-VenisteF. FieldingS. GorelickGorton

Kerrey


D. Zelikow

McCarran International Airport Questions for the Record1. On what date, and at what precise time did the McCarran

International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada reopen after theSeptember 11, 2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ fo rgeneral aviation versus commercial, please provide both)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11 , 2001terror attacks and before the airport reopened (if yes, please list

the flights with the dates and times of arrival)?3. On w hat date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the follow ing flights departed from your airport (if you do not

have any records, please state that)? Flight DC-8-73, a chartered Republic of Gabon airplanewith 46 people, including several members of the SaudiRoyal family, departing from Las Vegas, Nevada fo rGeneva, Switzerland on or about September 19, 2001; Chartered Flight B 727-21, with 18 people, members ofthe same Saudi royal party, departing from Las Vegas,

Nevada fo r Stamstead, England on September 20 , 2001; American Trans Air flight L-1011 with 34 members of theparty of Saudi Prince Turki, departing from Las Vegas,Nevada for Paris, France on September 24, 2001.4. W hat information do you have about the screening by lawenforcement personnel including law enforcement personnelaffiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on these flights?

The Commission requests that the information requested above be providedas soon as possible, even though all inform ation may not be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling" production.

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,icCarran International Airport Questions for the Record2

If access to any of the requested inform ation is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theCommission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than the produc tion date, identify an d describe such inform ation, as wellas the alleged basis for withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respondent c annot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbut has information about w here answers to such questions m ight be found,the Com mission requests that the respondent provide such information assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Com mission asks that an y such questions orconcerns be raised w ith the C omm ission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.

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H. KeanC H A I Re H. Hamilton

VICE CHAIRBen-Veniste

F. FieldingGorelick

Gortonb Kerrey


D. Zelikow

JFK International Airport Questions for the Record1. On what date, and at what precise time did the JFK InternationalAirport in Jamaica, New Y ork reopen after the September 11 ,2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ for generalaviation versus com mercial, please provide both)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11, 2001terror attacks and before the airport reopened (if yes, please listthe flights with the d ates and times of arrival)?3. On what d ate and at what precise tim e do your records indicatethat the following flight departed from your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

VIP Flight from New York, New York to Paris with12 persons, including four Saudi nationals, departingNew York on or about September 22 , 2001 fo r Paris,France.

4. What information do you have about the screening by lawenforcement personnel including law enforcem ent personnelaffiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on this flight?The Com mission requests that the inform ation requested above be providedas soon as possible, even though al l information may not be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling" production.If access to any of the requested inform ation is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim o f privilege or for any other reason, theCom mission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than the pro duction date, identify and describe such inform ation, as wellas the alleged basis fo r withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbut has inform ation about where answers to such questions might be found,the Com mission requests that the respondent provide such in form ation assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.

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K International Airport Questions for the Record2

If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Com mission asks that any such questions orconcerns be raised w ith the C omm ission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.

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H. KeanC H A I RH. HamiltonVICE C H A I R


GorelickGorton

RoemerR. Thompson

D. Zelikow

Hanscom Airfield Questions for the Record1. On what d ate, and at what precise time did the Hanscom Airfieldin Bedford, Massachusetts reopen after the September 11, 2001terror attacks (if the date and time differ for general aviationversus com mercial, please provide both)?2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11, 2001terror attacks and before the airport reopened (if yes, please listthe flights with the dates and times of arrival)?3. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicatethat the following flight departed from your airport (if you do nothave any records, please state that)?

N706JA Gulfstream 3, with two Saudi Nationals,departing Hanscom Airfield in Bedford, Massachusetts onor about September 23, 2001.4. W hat information do you have about the screening by lawenforcement personnel including law enforcement personnel

affiliated with the airport facilityof individuals on this flight?The C omm ission requests that the inform ation requested above be providedas soon aspossible, even though all information may not be provided at thesame time, through means of a "rolling" production.If access to any of the requested information is withheld, even temporarily,based on an alleged claim of privilege or for any other reason, theCom mission requests that the respondent, as soon as possible and in no eventlater than the production date, identify and describe such information, as wellas the alleged basis for withholding it, with sufficient specificity to allow ameaningful challenge to any such withholding.If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this requestbu t has inform ation about where answers to such questions m ight be found,the Com mission requests that the respondent provide such informa tion assoon as possible and in no event later than the production date.

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Airpfield Questions for the Record2

If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation orscope of this request, the Comm ission asks that any such questions orconcerns be raised with the Commission as soon as possible so that any suchissues can be addressed an d resolved prior to the production date.



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Individual AirportsQuestions for the Record1 On what date, and at what precise time did the

s T.F.Green Airport in Providence, Rhode Island/S Tam pa International A irport in Tampa, Floridaf Blue Grass Airport in Lexington, Kentuckyc^-^Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in St. Louis, Missouri"-""Cos Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, Californiav Orlando International Airport in Orlando, Florida,J^Washington Dulles International Airport,""'B.oston Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts' -" ' jVlcCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevad a{$ La Guardia Airport in NewYork-* John F. Kennedy Airport in New York

*-* Hanscom Airfield in Bedford, Massachusettsreopen after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ forgeneral aviation versus commercial, please provide both)?:2. Did any flights land at your airport after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks andbefore the airport reopened (if yes, please list the flights with the dates and timesof arrival)?3. [For only the airports implicated below] On what date and at w hat precise time doyour records indicate that the following flight(s) landed at your airport (if you do

not have any records, please state that)?:Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727 w ith (eventually) 26 passengers,most of them relatives of Saudi fugitive Osama B in Laden, landing at

Los Angeles International Airport on or about September 18, 2001,eX"Orlando International Airport (Signature Aviation), on or about SeptemberA9, 2001/ Washington D ulles International Airport (Piedmont H awthorne Aviation)on or about September 19, 2001, andv Boston Logan International Airport, Massachusetts on or about September

20,2001.A ^ chartered flight with six people, including a Saudi Prince, that flew fromTampa, Florida on or about September 13, 2001


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4. On what date and at what precise time do your records indicate that the followin gfiight(s) departed from your airport (if you do not have any records, please statethat)?:A Northstar Aviation (Pacific Jet Company) flight with four Saudi nationalsdeparting from Providence, Rhode Island for Paris, France on or about September14,2001;A Jetlease chartered luxury Boeing 727 with 14 people, including a Saudi Prince, ,departed from Lexington, Kentucky for England on or about September 16, 2001;

.-Ryan International Flight 441, a Boeing 727with (eventually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives of Saudi fugitive Osama Bin Laden, departing from- t/SfT Louis, Missouri, on or about September 18, 2001,- Lds Angeles, California, on or about September 19, 2001,- ^Orlando, Florida (Signature Aviation), on or about September 19, 2001- IWcTshington (Dulles) (Piedmont Hawthorne Aviation) on or aboutSeptember 19, 2001, and- -vde^Jarting the United States from Bo ston, Massachusetts on or aboutSeptember 20, 2001.ight DC-8-73, a chartered Republic of Gabon airplane with 46 people, includingseveral members of the Saudi Royal family, departed from Las_Yegas, Nevada forGeneva, Switzerland on or about September 19, 2001;

bartered Flight B 727-21, with 18people, members of the same Saudi royalparty, departed from Las_Vegasr-fcleada for Stamstead, England on September20,2001;erican T rans Air flight L-1011 with 34 mem bers of the party of Saudi PrinceTurki, departed fromXas Vegas, Nevada for Paris, France on September 24,2001;7*5niversal W eather & Aviation, Inc., N727AK/B721 with four Saudi nationals,

flight departing Boston Loganjiirport for Gander, N ewfoundland on or aboutSeptember 18, 2001;N706JA Gulfstream 3, with two S audi Nationals, departing Hanscom Airfield inB_dji)rd, Massachusetts on or about September 23, 2001;VIP__Flight from New Y ork, New Yo rk to Paris with 12 persons, including fourSaudi nationals, departing New York on or about September 22, 2001 for Paris,France.3. W hat information do you have about the screening by law enforcement personnel--including law enforcement personnel affiliated with the airport facility of individuals onthis flight [or these flights]?


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JENNIFER LCARRICQ9/11 Personal Privacy

EXPERIENCEPRIVATE APPE LLATE PRACTICE Palo Alto, C aPursuing Appellate Specialist certification from California Bar Asso ciation January 2004 - PresentGeneral civil practice w ith special emphasis on appeals fi rst chair or as general consultant. Licensed topractice in U.S. Supreme Cou rt, Sixth Circuit Court o f Appeals, U.S. District Courts for the Eastern andWestern Districts of Kentucky, Ken tucky and California Supreme Courts.OFFICE OF THE KEN TUCKY ATTO RNE Y GENE RAL Frankfort, KYLITIGATION A N D AP PE ALS Apri l 1998 - March 2003L i t i g a t e d c i v i l a n d criminal c a s e s r e p r e s e n t i n g th e C o m m o n w e a l t h o f K e n t u c k y i n t h e U.S. S u p r e m e C o u r t , U.S. S i x t hCircuit Court of Appeals, U .S. D istrict Cou rt, state c o u r t s an d adm inistrative hearings. Special f o c u s on state an d federalappellate p r a c t i c e .DIRECTOR, COMPUTER CRIME AND INTELLECTUAL PRO PERTY UNITEstablished the Attorney General's Computer Cr ime and Intellectual Property and Law Program. Supervisedlitigation and policy development involving computer crime, privacy and technology law. Counsel, Governor'sOffice of TechnologyEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, KENTUCKY CHILD S U P P p R T ENFORCEMENT COMMISSIONSupervised four statewide chi ld support enforcement investigators in locating f lagrant non-supporting parents.Advised the O f f i c e of the Governor, Kentucky Department fo r Families and Children, Administrative Office ofthe Courts and mem bers of the public on state and federal chi ld support regulation and enforcement.WRIGHT ROBINSON OSTHIMER & TATUM Washington D.C.CONSULTING ATTO RNEY Nov. 1997 - March 1998Prepared briefs, motions and answers to complaints. Advised on federal legislative process.OFFICE OF SE NATO R MITCH MCCON NEL L Washington D.CLEGISLATIVE STAFF Ju ly 1 9 9 7 - N o v . 1997Nego tiated and drafted legislation. W rote speeches and conducted constituent correspondence.UNITED STATES SE NATE COMM ITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY W ashington D .C.FELLOWSHIP Jan. 1997 - June 1997Neg otiated legislation with the Office of W hite Hous e Counsel. Drafted portions of the Chem ical W eaponsConvention Implementing Legislation. Staffed U.S.D.OJ. Oversight and Independent Council Hearings.OFFICE OF TH E KENTU CKY COM ONW EALTH'S ATTO RNE Y Louisville, KYPRO SECU TORIAL INTERN Sept. 1 9 9 5 - M a y 1996Prosecuted felony charges. Delivered opening and closing statements, interviewed witnesses and vict ims ,argued motions, condu cted voir dire, direct and cross exam ination. Prepa red briefs and jury instructions.EDUCATIONBRANDEIS COLLEGE OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, J.D., 1996 Louisville, KYRegional Editor, Journal of Law and Education, 1996Vice President, University of Louisville Moot Court Board, 1996Champion, Pirtle-Washer Moot Court Competition, 1996B e s t Brief, Irving R. Kaufman National S ecurities Regu lation M oot Court Com petit ion, 1995Champion, Student Trial Lawyers Association Regional Mock Trial Competition, 1994Miller-Chevalier Scholarship for Excellence in Academics and Oral Advocacy, 1996Faculty Research Assistance, Harold Harter Endowed Chair fo r Corporat ions, 1996UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, B.S.B.A, 1992 Louisville, KYStudent Body President, 1991-92University of Louisville Board of Trustees, 1991-92


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Airport InformationProvidence, RI

Tampa, FL

Lexington, KY

St. Louis, M O

Los Angeles, CA

Orlando, FL

Rhode Island Airport CorporationAttn: William Steinkamp ,Vice President of Airport SafetyT.F. Green Airport2000 Post RoadWarwick, RI 02886Alan Andrade, OperationsHillsborough County Aviation AuthorityTampa International AirportP.O. Box 22287 (mail)Tampa, FL 33622(street address: 5503 W. Spruce Street)^fewV 6i*< 'Ed Cooley, S(f Director of Operations

/ 'Blue Grass AirportAdministration Office4000 V ersailles RoadLexington, KY 40510-9607John Coon, D irector of OperationsLambert-St. Louis International Airport10701 Lambert International Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63 145Leonard L. Griggs, Airport DirectorLos Angeles International Airport1 World W ayLos Angeles, CA 90045Ms. Kim Day, Interim Executive D irectorOrlando International AirportOne Airport BoulevardOrlando, FL 32827-4399Parker McClellan, Senior Director ofAirports

888.268.7222401.737.8222

401.737.4000x223

813.870.8700

813.870.8711

859.425.3200314.426.8100

314.426.8020310.646.5252

310.646.6250407.825.2001

407.825.2628 ( w i l lbe in the office after10:30 tomorrow 5/1 9)

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Washington/Dulles

Boston, MA

Las Vegas, NV

LaGuardia-NY

JF K -NY

Hanscom Airfield

Washington Dulles International AirportP.O. Box 17045Washington, DC 20041-0045Keith Meu rlin, Vice President and AirportManagerMASSPORT1 Harborside DriveEast Boston, MA 02128Christopher D. Moore, CEO ofMASSPORTGoodwin Procter LL PExchange P laceBoston, MA 02 109McCarran International AirportClark County Department of AviationP.O.Box 11005Las Vegas, NV 89111-1005(street address: 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd.)Randall H. Walker, Director of AviationThe Port Authority of NY and NJLaG uardia AirportHangar 7 Center, 3 rd FloorFlushing, NY 11371Thomas Bosco, Manager of Operations andSecurity

The Port Authority of NY and NJJohn F. Kennedy International AirportBuilding 14Jamaica, NY 1 1430Al Graser, General ManagerHanscom AirfieldCivilian Terminal L.G.20 0 Hanscom DriveBedford, MA 01730Barbara Patzner, Airport Director

703.572.2700

703.572.2710

800.235.6426

617.570.1319617.523. 1231-fax

702.261.5211

718.533.3403718.533.5619-fax

718.244.3501781.869.8000

781.869.8011


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Airport Information filvL JeblProvidence, RI

Tampa, FL

Lexington, KY

St . Louis, M O

Lo s Angeles, CA

Orlando, FL

Washington/Dulles

T.F. Green Airport2000 Post RoadWa rwick, RI 02886Hillsborough County A viauon AuthorityTampa International AirportP.O. Box 22287 (mail)Tampa, FL 33622(street address: 5503 W. Spruce Street)Ed Cooley, Sr. Director of OperationsBlue Grass AirportAdministration Office4000Versailles RoadLexington, KY 405 1 0-9607 'John Coon, Director of OperationsLambert-St. Louis International Airport10701 Lambert International Blvd.St. Louis M O 63 145J f c l f rg M f t fcLos Angeles International Airport1 W orld WayLos Angeles, CA 90045M ~

Orlando International AirportOne Airport BoulevardOrlando, FL 32827-4399Parker McClellan,

Washington Dulles International_AirportAviauon JJnve 1 /^ >/J V\Jterling, VA 30166 75t

888.268.7222401.737.8222

813.870.8700^yaffif ***

813.870.8711

314.426.8100

310.646.5252

407.825.2001

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Boston, M A

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[ K U < J V > r < > ' | F U - 71 Harborside DriveEast Boston, MA 02 128JFmteJgft:, CEO of MASSPORTMcCarran International AirportClark County Department of AviationP . O . Box11005Las Vegas, NV 89111-1005(street address: 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd.)Randall H. Walker, Director of AviationThe Port Authority of NY and NJLaGuardia AirportHangar 7 Center, 3rd FloorFlushing, NY 11 37 1~pvAV f f&fO /~JflL^JX-^ljif jft*, Skjgpll Manager.Ot I

/The Port Authority of NY and NJJohn F. Kennedy International AirportBuilding 14Jamaica, NY 11430Al Graser, General ManagerHanscom AirfieldCivilian Terminal L.G.200 Hanscom DriveBedford, M A 01730Barbara Patzner, Airport Director

800.235.6426

617.568.1020

702.261.5211

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718.244.3501781.869.8000

781.869.8011


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Tom EldridgeFrom: Moore, Christopher D [[email protected]]Sent: Thursday, May 20 , 2004 2:19 PMTo: Tom EldridgeSubject: Massport

H i Tom. Here is my conta ct information. Once we get the questions, we will get the requested info assembledan d back to you ASAP.Please let me know if Massport can do anything else to provide additional information or assistance to theCommission.- ChrisChristopher D. Mo o r eGoodwin Procter LLPExchange PlaceBoston, Massachusetts 02109Tel: 617-570-1319Fax: 617-523-1231www.goodwingrocte.r.com

This message is intended only for the designated recipient(s). It maycontain confidential or proprietary information and may be subject to theattorney-client privilege or other confidentiality protections. If you areno t a designated recipient, you m ay not review, copy or distributethis m essage. If you receive this in error, please notify the sender byreply e-mail and delete this message. Thank you.

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H. KeanC H A I R

H. HamiltonVICE CHAIR


GorelickGorton

KerreyLehman

RoemerR. Thompson

D. Zelikow

FAA Questions for the Record

1. At what precise time was the National Air Space closed on September 11,2001?2. What was the policy about which airplanes could fly during the closure of theNational Air Space?3. On what date and at what precise time did the National A ir Space reopen afterthe September 11, 2001 terror attacks?4. W hat was the policy regarding when individual airports could reopen after theSeptember 11, 2001 terror attacks?5. On what date, and at what precise time did the following airports reopen afterthe September 11, 2001 terror attacks (if the date and time differ for generalaviation versus commercial, please provide both)?:

Providence, Rhode Island Tampa, Florida Lexington, Kentucky St. Louis, Missouri Los Angeles, California Orlando, Florida, Washington (Dulles), and Boston (Logan), Massachusetts Las Vegas, Nevada New York (JFK and La Guardia) Hanscom Airfield in Bedford, Massachusetts

6. O n what date and at what precise time do FAA record s indicate the follow ingflights took off (if the FA A does not have any records, please state that)?:a. "The Providence flight" - A Northstar Aviation (Pacific Jet Company)flight with four Saudi nationals departing from Providence, RhodeIsland for Paris, France on or about September 14, 2001 ;b."The Lexington flight" - A Jetlease chartered luxury Boeing 72 7 with 14

people, including a Saudi Prince, departing from Lexington, Kentuck yfor England on or about September 1 6, 2001;c. "The "Bin Laden flight" - Ryan International Flight 441, a Boe ing 727with (ev entually) 26 passengers, most of them relatives of S audi fugitiveOsama Bin Laden, departing fromi. St. Louis, Missouri, on or about September 18, 2001,ii. Los Angeles, California, on or about September 19, 2001,

T E L (202) 331-4060F A X (202) 296-5545



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^estions for the Record

iii. Orlando, Florida (Signature Aviation), on or about September 19 ,2001iv. Washington (Dulles) (Piedmont Hawthorne Aviation) on or aboutSeptember 19, 2001, an dv. Boston, M assachusetts (and th e United States) on or aboutSeptember 20 , 2001.

d.'The First Las Vegas flight" - Flight DC-8-73, a chartered Republic ofGabon airplane with 46 people, including several members of the SaudiRoyal family, departing from Las Vegas, Nevada for Geneva,Switzerland on or about September 19, 2001;e. "The Second Las Vegas flight" - Chartered Flight B 727-21, with 18people, m em bers of the same Saudi royal party, departing from La sVegas, Nevada fo r Stamstead, England on September 20, 2001;f. "The Third Las Vegas flight" - Am erican Trans Air flight L-1011 with 34mem bers of the party of Saudi Prince Turki, departing from Las Vegas,

Nevada fo r Paris, France on September 24, 2001;g.'The Universal Weather Boston Flight" - Universal Weather & Aviation,Inc., N727AK/B721 with four Saudi nationals, flight departing BostonLogan airport for Gander, Newfou ndland o n or about Septem ber 18,2001;h.'The Hanscom Flight" N706JA Gulfstream 3, with tw o Saudi Nationals,departing Hanscom Airfield in Bedfo rd, Massachusetts on or aboutSeptember 23,2001;i. "The VIP New York Flight" - VIP Flight from New York, New York toParis with 12 persons, including four Saudi nationals, departing N ewYork on or about September 22, 2001,fo r Paris, France.

7. What information does the FAA have about a flight departing from TampaFlorida to Lexington, Kentucky with Saudi nationals (possibly including oneSaudi Prince) on board on or about September 13, 2001?8. Please list all flights the FAA has records fo r departing from Tampa, Floridaon S eptembe r 13, 2001, including the com pany flying, the tail numb er, thedestination, th e number of people on board, and the precise time of theflight's departure?

The Com mission requests that th e information requested above be provided as soon as possible,even though al l information may not be provided at the same t ime, through means of a "rolling"production.If access to any of the requested info rm ation is withheld, even tem porarily, based on an allegedclaim of privilege or for any other reason, the Com missio n requests that the respon dent, as soonas possible and in no event later than the production date, identify and descr ibe such information,as well as the alleged basis for withh olding it, with sufficient specificity to allow a meaningfulchallenge to any such withholding.


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jestions for the Record

If the respondent cannot answer some of the questions listed in this request but has informationabout where answers to such questions m ight be found, the Commission requests that therespondent provide such information as soon as possible and in no event later than the productiondate.If the respondent has any questions or concerns about the interpretation or scope of this request,the Com mission asks that any such questions or concerns be raised with the Commission as soonas possible so that any such issues can be addressed and resolved prior to the production date.


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