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Old 03-09-2010, 07:29 AM
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Fligh Attendants Want More Security Measures

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The nation’s flight attendants say the government needs to ratchet up security measures inside airplanes and we couldn’t agree more. This four point plan outlined by the Assn. of Flight Attendants is simple and effective.
The new rules seek to strengthen in-cabin security through hand-to-hand combat instruction, personal radios and standardized size limits for carry-on luggage.
From The LA Times. The Assn. of Flight Attendants has been lobbying Congress for the last month or so to adopt its strategy for stronger counter-terrorism measures. The group hopes that lawmakers will include money to put some of their ideas into action under an upcoming funding bill for the Federal Aviation Administration.
The group, which represents more than 55,000 attendants at 20 airlines, wants to implement a four-point plan:
  • Institute mandatory hand-to-hand combat training for all crew members.
  • Equip flight attendants with portable communications devices so they can speak to the pilots during emergencies.
  • Standardize the size of carry-on luggage so that flight attendants can look for suspicious passengers instead of struggling with oversized bags.
  • Shut down onboard wireless Internet during high-threat periods to prevent terrorists from communicating with collaborators on the ground.
Read More – latimes.com.
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