FAA wants to block access to bird collision records
The Federal Aviation Administration is trying to keep the public from seeing records of aircraft and bird collisions after the accident in January that forced a passenger jet to crash land in the Hudson River. -DB USA Today March 27, 2009 By Alan Levin WASHINGTON, D.C. — The federal government plans to block public access to its records of aircraft and bird collisions such as the one that forced a US Airways jet to splashdown