Aviation Security: Next Steps : Field Hearing Before the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States Senate, One Hundred Seventh Congress, First Session, December 10, 2001 |
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... SECURITY - NEXT STEPS MONDAY , DECEMBER 10 , 2001 U.S. SENATE , COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE , SCIENCE , AND TRANSPORTATION , Atlanta , GA . The Committee met , pursuant to notice , at 10:16 a.m. in room 2306 , Richard B. Russell Federal ...
... SECURITY - NEXT STEPS MONDAY , DECEMBER 10 , 2001 U.S. SENATE , COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE , SCIENCE , AND TRANSPORTATION , Atlanta , GA . The Committee met , pursuant to notice , at 10:16 a.m. in room 2306 , Richard B. Russell Federal ...
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... security around the country . U.S. airlines and airports put in place security safeguards and Congress passed the most sweeping aviation security bill in history . Every commercial airport will now have a Federal security man- ager and ...
... security around the country . U.S. airlines and airports put in place security safeguards and Congress passed the most sweeping aviation security bill in history . Every commercial airport will now have a Federal security man- ager and ...
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... security could be assured . The November 16 incident revealed a glaring loophole in the system : an intentional security violation aboard an aircraft actually is a Federal crime . But a will- ful breach of an airport security checkpoint ...
... security could be assured . The November 16 incident revealed a glaring loophole in the system : an intentional security violation aboard an aircraft actually is a Federal crime . But a will- ful breach of an airport security checkpoint ...
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... security and world class customer service . We have to be able to make the airline system work well for the passengers . Our customers , as we launch this new system of avia- tion security under Federal management and with Federal ...
... security and world class customer service . We have to be able to make the airline system work well for the passengers . Our customers , as we launch this new system of avia- tion security under Federal management and with Federal ...
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... Federal force and we will have put a considerable amount of new technology into improving airport security . Let me talk just a moment about how we are going to try to do that . First , there is an important point about how we are going ...
... Federal force and we will have put a considerable amount of new technology into improving airport security . Let me talk just a moment about how we are going to try to do that . First , there is an important point about how we are going ...
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