The Aviation Security Updatehttp://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/For the latest news, thoughts, and ideas please visit the Aviation Security Update.en-US2008-05-22T19:49:17ZSquarespace Site Server v4.1.2 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Aviation Security and Breaking News!http://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2007/10/23/aviation-security-and-breaking-news.htmlCharles Slepian2007-10-23T02:58:18ZSecurity Analysis: Why Airport Screening Remains a Failurehttp://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2007/3/19/security-analysis-why-airport-screening-remains-a-failure.htmlCharles Slepian2007-03-20T02:45:28ZAs TSA Claims Progress in Securing Commercial Aviation From Explosives, 21 Airports Show That Little Has Changedhttp://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2006/4/13/as-tsa-claims-progress-in-securing-commercial-aviation-from-explosives-21-airports-show-that-little-has-changed.htmlCharles Slepian2006-04-13T16:24:31ZAirport Profiling Should Be Conducted by Trained and Trusted Profilershttp://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2006/2/1/airport-profiling-should-be-conducted-by-trained-and-trusted-profilers.htmlCharles Slepian2006-02-01T05:26:45ZChallenging Aviation Security Issues for 2006http://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2006/1/24/challenging-aviation-security-issues-for-2006.htmlCharles Slepian2006-01-25T01:22:53ZAir Travelers to be Profiled at Screening Stationshttp://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2006/1/8/air-travelers-to-be-profiled-at-screening-stations.htmlCharles Slepian2006-01-09T00:36:47ZTaking Responsibility for Air Side Securityhttp://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2005/11/16/taking-responsibility-for-air-side-security.htmlCharles Slepian2005-11-17T02:06:01ZWelcome to the Aviation Security Updatehttp://www.frac.com/aviation-security-update/2005/9/10/welcome-to-the-aviation-security-update.htmlCharles Slepian2005-09-10T04:00:08ZNo aspect of security since 9/11 has captured the attention of the government and the public more than that of commercial aviation security. Hotly debated issues of how best to provide a secure commercial aviation industry continue to be heard with relatively few having been resolved. The Foreseeable Risk Analysis Center has taken an active role in the debate and will continue to do so by updating the public on the continuing effort to make flying secure from the foreseeable risks of crime and terrorism. For more information on aviation security, please visit the Travel and Tourism section of our library.

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