Airport Security Against Terrorism

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"Airline security has been of growing importance for several decades as world tensions have led to terrorist acts, hijackings, and other attacks on travelers as a way of making a political statement. The regulations that are now in place have been evolved over time in the face of a number of tragedies brought about by ignorance of the dangers, lax security measures, and similar factors. From the point of view of the airlines, safety concerns also lead to concerns over issues of liability in cases where security measures may fail. The issue is whether the security measures being implemented by the U.S. aviation industry are sufficient to avoid liability for damages caused to air travelers by terrorist acts.


The danger of terrorist attack is such that the legislature has responded with a number of regulations for airline security..."

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