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The security agency now wants to test the system, but was told on Monday by JetBlue, which had agreed to be a test airline, that it would now decline.

[World Business, Section W.] U.S. to Test Airline Delay System The Transportation Department said it would test a new system for counting airline delays that would give a better idea of the cause.

European carrier CityJet made the QR craze into a game in 2012 by hiding 18 codes in airports across its network (in London City Airport, Milan Linate and Paris Orly, among others) and encouraging travellers to find and scan them for a chance to win a range of prizes, including a trip to Dublin to test the airline's full-motion flight simulator.

Calls for more exhaustive psychological testing of airline pilots intensified as it became clear that few national aviation authorities require formal psychometric testing once aircrew have qualified.

The Kennedy Medical Office is the largest and most complex airport health care system in the country, with a staff of 60 people -- many of them multilingual -- a 24-hour schedule and 40,000 visits a year, including physical examinations and drug testing for airline employees.

Drug and alcohol tests for airline pilots on the job seem completely justifiable in the name of public safety, for example.

Why? "Nobody wants to be the test case," an airline executive said.

John Minor, Southwest's station manager in Philadelphia, said the real test for the airline would come this summer, when air travel would be at its peak.

Mr. Paulson had achieved a major career as a test pilot and airline pilot and head of the Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation before he became one of the country's leading owners and breeders of race horses.

Flight attendants refused to take the test, demanding the airline first pay for gym memberships and arguing that Air India had agreed to ban BMI back in the 1990s, according to the Times of India.

Test flights by airlines, aircraft and engine manufacturers had shown no evidence that airlines could not continue to fly completely safely, he said.