Who pays for the airlines seat the air marshall uses?
Asked Feb 04, 2010
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Who pays for the airlines seat that an air marshall uses when they are on duty on an airline flight?
The government. By the government, I mean taxes. By taxes, I mean you. Congratulations, you're paying for other people to fly around the planet.
Answered Feb 05, 2010
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