Sec. 1404. COMMERCIAL AIRLINE SECURITY STUDY

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## SEC. 1404 COMMERCIAL AIRLINE SECURITY STUDY ###

(a)Study The Secretary of Transportation shall conduct a study of the following: ####

(1)The number of armed Federal law enforcement officers (other than Federal air marshals), who travel on commercial airliners annually and the frequency of their travel. ####

(2)The cost and resources necessary to provide such officers with supplemental training in aircraft anti-terrorism training that is comparable to the training that Federal air marshals are provided. ####

(3)The cost of establishing a program at a Federal law enforcement training center for the purpose of providing new Federal law enforcement recruits with standardized training comparable to the training that Federal air marshals are provided. ####

(4)The feasibility of implementing a certification program designed for the purpose of ensuring Federal law enforcement officers have completed the training described in paragraph

(2)and track their travel over a 6-month period. ####

(5)The feasibility of staggering the flights of such officers to ensure the maximum amount of flights have a certified trained Federal officer on board. ###

(b)Report Not later than 6 months after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall transmit to Congress a report on the results of the study. The report may be submitted in classified and redacted form. * * * * * * * # TITLE XV TRANSITION ## Subtitle A Reorganization Plan