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Lockerbie: The Story and the Lessons
M. Cox, T. Foster (1992)
THEIR DARKEST DAY: THE TRAGEDY OF PAN AM 103 AND ITS LEGACY OF HOPE (1ST ED. )
R. Cobb, D. Primo (2003)
The Plane Truth: Airline Crashes, the Media, and Transportation Policy
J. Szyliowicz (2004)
Aviation Security: Promise or Reality?Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 27
[As long as people are flying, there will be a need for aviation security. Secure air transportation is an important issue not only domestically, but also internationally. Airlines are seen as national symbols. Airline disasters receive media attention disproportionate to the death toll and, if mass casualties are the goal, an airplane provides hundreds of people at 30,000 feet with no chance of survival. For these reasons, airlines will always be an attractive target for terrorists making aviation security a top priority.]
Published: Jun 15, 2009
Keywords: Central Intelligence Agency; International Civil Aviation Organization; Federal Aviation Administration; Aviation Security; Transportation Security Administration
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