Concorde faces impact from Tu-144 crash at Le Bourget
Paris reports the Tu-144 disaster at Le Bourget may slow SST travel and dent Concorde prospects. Aerospatiale and British Aircraft Corp envision mid-1975 service, while Kremlin rivals plan delays. Investigators recover the black box amid eight dead and 28 injured in the crash site.
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FAA may halt passenger searches amid new hijack plan
New York FAA considers ending universal electronic screening and carry-on luggage checks after five months without hijack incidents. A revised method, tested on several routes, could match current security in effectiveness while reducing full- body and bag searches. If trials succeed, national rollout would hinge on Nixon administration policy. Critics cite cost and civil liberties concerns. officials note most travelers accept checks though business travelers report growing complaints about delays and repeated pocket checks.
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