With so much recent news involving air travel; the public will certainly be reassured by the quick, decisive actions of the DOT. > As DOT finds evidence of pro

With so much recent news involving air travel; the public will certainly be reassured by the quick, decisive actions of the DOT. > As DOT finds evidence of problematic practices, the Department will take action, which could mean investigations, enforcement actions, guidance, or rulemaking. "as they find evidence" ... so they assume this investigation will find such evidence? which may then lead to further investigation? If the results of this investigation are forgone conclusion why isn't this the follow on investigation? I might even suggest that the problem of securing customer data extends beyond the air travel industry; and might perhaps be better addressed as part of an effort also spanning across "folks that has customers." DOT might be better advised to focus on their own bailiwick and figure out what to do about airlines, railroads, and other industries where maintenance budgets have apparently been cut past the point where public failures become inevitable.