The Aviation Security Update
This update will weigh in on breaking issues affecting the safety of Americans at home and abroad and will help us keep in touch with you while reporting threats from abroad or our own misstep at home as we continue to harden vulnerable domestic targets against the foreseeable crime risks in our daily lives as quickly as diligence will allow.
Bomb Detection Using X-RAY Technologies: IS THAT A BOMB IN YOUR PANTS OR ARE YOU JUST GLAD TO SEE ME?
I don’t wish to make light of as serious a situation as a terrorist attack on another American commercial airliner, but if governments in the United States and the Netherlands are offering as a response to the failed terrorist bombing of a Detroit bound airliner the carting out and dusting off of “Back Scatter”, “Full Body Imaging” and “Puffer” technologies to thwart the introduction of bomb making compounds onto airliners, I might as well audition for Saturday Night Live along with them.
Terrorist Smuggles Explosive Aboard Airliner Headed for the USA; SAY IT ISN’T SO!
More than nine years after the world was stunned by the terrorist attack on the USA using airliners as flying missiles, terrorists still believe they can attack America by smuggling weapons of mass destruction aboard a U.S. airliner headed for the United States from abroad. They must be delusional to think that they can penetrate the western world’s impregnable aviation security shield, how ridiculous!
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Aviation Security and Breaking News!
I arrived at the Fox News building on Avenue of the Americas in New York City with time to spare for my late afternoon interview.
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Security Analysis: Why Airport Screening Remains a Failure
There is no really efficient way to manage the flow of millions of passengers in and out of commercial airports each day.
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As TSA Claims Progress in Securing Commercial Aviation From Explosives, 21 Airports Show That Little Has Changed
The Congress asked its investigative arm, the General Accountability Office, to take a look at how well our airport screeners were doing in preventing explosives from being carried past airport screening stations and on to commercial flights.
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