Hijack threat may drive air fare hikes says executives
New York based industry leaders warn that funding hijacking prevention could raise air fares with local authorities shown unable to shoulder security costs. United Air Lines spent about 2 million last year while ATA officials urge federal funding, arguing law enforcement must prioritize safety over passenger taxes. Lipman cites Cuba and Arab states as factors enabling hijackers and urges enhanced airport security and deterrence measures.
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Cuba lauds US aid in Southern Airways hijack
Washington praised Cuban authorities for cooperation during the weekend hijacking of a Southern Airways jet. officials noted Fidel Castro’s involvement as negotiations occurred and Cuba allowed repairs in Havana. Despite the gesture, officials doubt US Cuban relations will improve. The US sought return of hijackers and ransom money while Cuba cited its own law on repatriating Cubans who left the country.
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Lipman backs armed guards and ID system for air travel
Lipman advocates round the clock armed guards at airports and on airliners. He calls for a sophisticated identity card system for all airline and airport personnel and for frequent flyers, aiming to tighten security and control access.
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Airport security plan calls for extensive CCTV rollout
The proposal advocates widespread use of closed circuit television at all landing ramps. Every departure or boarding passenger would be visible at the airport security office. The system would be elaborate, covering the plane interior with zoom lenses for closeups of suspicious persons, and would be used routinely.
Policy on Passenger Searches and Metal Detectors
The rule requires use of metal detectors and mandatory examination of all passengers including their persons, carry-on bags, and checked luggage for weapons. It emphasizes comprehensive screening actions to detect weapons and ensure safety during travel.
Expansion of lighting systems to deter hijackers at airports
He argued that lighting should be expanded to prevent hijackers from exploiting darkness to access airports. The proposal focuses on improving visibility for security and monitoring, aiming to reduce opportunities for covert entry and enhance overall airport safety.
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