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Travel: the new realities.
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks led almost overnight to increased security measures at airports, national monuments, and border crossings. The new rules are intended to make travel safer and more secure, though they may cause inconvenience as people adjust. In the long run, both government and industry will need to do more to make travel in general, and air and train travel in particular, inherently safer.
Individual travelers will need to become more vigilant, more attuned to what others are doing in an airport or train station. Now more than ever, people need to be patient and respectful of others' rights and liberties. But at the same time, suspicious behavior ...
- Lockheed Martin Team Awarded Airport Security Rollout Contract to Implement New...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire June 7, 2002 700+ words
...The task order contract for the Airport Security Rollout program has a value of...Martin team will upgrade passenger security measures at airports and help convert passenger...government screening personnel. These security measures must be in place by a Congressionally...
- CIVIL AVIATION: COUNCIL AND PARLIAMENT AT LOGGERHEADS OVER SECURITY MEASURES...
- Newspaper article from: European Report September 21, 2002 700+ words
...Member States contribution to the financing of the proposed security measures in airports and planes (see European Report 2710). Solutions...question of the Member States' contributions to aviation security measures are an immovable object at this stage of the game. They...
- AAPA urges governments to review security measures to reduce traveller...
- Magazine article from: Airline Industry Information September 1, 2006 700+ words
...Airlines (AAPA) has warned that radical new airport security measures are raising public anxiety. The organisation...to the AAPA, uncoordinated and inconsistent security measures caused chaos at London's Heathrow Airport and...
- Stricter security measures for air cargo in the US.(airport security...
- Magazine article from: Airline Industry Information September 15, 2006 700+ words
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD The US Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff stated on Thursday (14 September) that the same security screening is to apply to packages that are taken to airline ticket counters for shipment on passenger aircraft as those which
- Airport Security Measures To Stay In Place
- Newspaper article from: Oakland Post Barry Cooper July 12, 1995 700+ words
Barry Cooper Oakland Post 07-12-1995 Airport Security Measures To Stay In Place. A spokesman for San Francisco International Airport says officials decided that airport security measures beefed up in the way of a threat by the Unabomber...
- New airport security measures: it's a delicate balance between speed and safety...
- Magazine article from: CMA Management McDougall, Diane August 1, 2006 700+ words
...bevy of new developments in airport security measures--ranging from iris scans...Harper announced that better security measures will be implemented at airports...course, beefing up their security measures quickly. At Oakland International...
- Experts say new airport security measures unable to prevent terrorism.
- Newspaper article from: South Florida Sun-Sentinel (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service) April 24, 2002 700+ words
...means for passengers, new airport security measures are mostly for show and won...someone could cut through an airport security fence to approach an aircraft...of fraudulently obtaining airport security badges. "There will be...
- Clinton Announces Stricter Airport Security Measures
- Transcript from: NPR All Things Considered July 25, 1996 700+ words
...00-0000 The beefed-up security measures would include more hand searches...steps he'd taken to improve airport security. He said he'd ordered airlines...whether to cover the costs of new security measures by instituting a new airport...
