Cockpit security push grows after hijackings
Airline groups press stronger cockpit doors and armed pilots as a safeguard after Sept 11. Panels discuss options from bulletproof doors to stun devices and even coffee as a delaying tactic. Proposals whip up debate on risks, costs, and feasibility across Boeing, El Al, and U S authorities.
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