Posted by Nicholas Contompasis
LOS ANGELES, CA.
In the latest installment of airport insecurity, mysterious marks in Arabic have appeared on the bellies of several Southwest Airlines jets over the last few months.
A Los Angeles radio station reports the graffiti appears to have been etched using a chemical process and is visible only after a power unit is turned on.
So maybe it`s some sort of high-tech invisible ink?
The FBI and TSA are on the case looking into who’s behind the vandalism, but aren’t offering up many details.
What do the messages translate to?
Assuming it’s not Eat at Joe`s or Goodyear.
Southwest denies that the vandalism posed a safety or security threat.
So let get this straight; they’ve discovered Arabic graffiti on jets, they don`t know how it got there or why, but they’re sure it’s not a security threat?
I’m satisfied.
Reportedly sources believe the markings are being done by an employee or group of employees joking around.
If that’s the case, then the airline has some idiots working for it and idiots with access to commercial airliners is probably not a good thing for a host of reasons.
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