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Brunei: Asia-Pacific airlines seek own solution to terror threat.
(From Borneo Bulletin)
Byline: Rosli Abidin Yahya
Passengers of any of the 17 Asia-Pacific airlines in the region can be assured that the pilots in any of their planes would never be armed and battle-ready.
Despite external pressure, the 17 members of the Association of Asia-Pacific Airlines (AAPA) agreed at a recent meeting in Cebu City that they would neither arm their pilots nor resort to armed air marshals to fight high-flying terrorists.
The AAPA comprises of Royal Brunei Airlines, Philippine Airlines, China Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airways, Garuda Indonesia, Japan Airlines, Dragon Air, Korean Air, Malaysia Airlines, All Nippon …
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