Official website of the Department of Homeland Security
TSA Administrator John S. Pistole
Remarks Prepared for Delivery
American Association of Airport Executives
11th Annual AAAE/TSA/DHS Aviation Security Summit
Crystal Gateway Marriott
Crystal City, VA
December 12, 2011
TSA Administrator John S. Pistole
Remarks As Prepared for Delivery
AVSEC World
October 4, 2011
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Remarks As Prepared for Delivery
TSA Administrator John S. Pistole
CSIS: Evolution of Aviation Security since 9/11
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Center for Strategic and International Security
Washington, DC
For Posting
Good morning. Thank you Ozzie, for inviting me to spend some time with all of you this morning, and for giving me the opportunity to talk about the evolution of aviation security in America during the 10 years that have passed since September 11, 2001.
Remarks Prepared for Delivery by TSA Administrator John S. Pistole
GBTA Conference – Denver, CO
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Good afternoon. Thanks Mike, I appreciate that kind introduction. I’m grateful to share some thoughts with you on the state of transportation security – noting that as GBTA members, you comprise the world’s largest network of business travel professionals so it’s an honor to be here.
Address by
John S. Pistole
Administrator
Transportation Security Administration
on
Strategic Aviation Partnerships and the
Evolution of Aviation Security Challenges
before the
83rd Annual AAAE Conference & Exposition
May 18, 2011
(as prepared for delivery)
Thank you for that kind introduction. I had the opportunity to speak at AAAE’s annual Aviation Security Summit last December and it’s good to be back with you.
Good morning. It is a privilege to be here today.
I’d like to begin by thanking Secretary General Mikuriya and the World Customs Organization for their great fellowship and dedication to international security. It’s an honor to be with you today, and I thank you for your commitment to these important issues.
We come together today with a shared dedication to protecting a freedom on which we all depend – the freedom of movement and worldwide commerce.
Address by
John S. Pistole
Administrator
Transportation Security Administration
on
Transportation Security Ten Years After 9/11
And Ten Years From Now
before the
American Bar Association,
6th Annual Homeland Security Law Institute
March 3, 2011
Thank you, Joe, for that kind introduction.
Introduction
Good morning!
Thank you Guenther for that very kind introduction.
I also want to thank IATA, in particular Director General Bisignani and Lufthansa for sponsoring this conference in this beautiful and historic city, and for giving me the opportunity to talk about my vision for United States aviation security as we move forward in an era of worldwide engagement to make our skies safe and protect our freedoms.
Thank you for that kind introduction and thanks to the Aero Club for inviting me here today.
When preparing with my staff, I was impressed to learn that the Aero Club has been around for more than 100 years, with a legacy stretching all the way back to the Wright Brothers.
Good morning, it is a great pleasure for me to join you at this Transportation and Terrorism Conference. My thanks to Bob Mueller and the FBI for sponsoring this important gathering of counter-terrorism professionals. It is an honor for TSA to participate as co-host.
