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    Post 9/11 Essay

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    (Park) CNN- It was September 11, 2001. Greer Epstein, employed at The World Trade Center, never took breaks at work simply because she never had the time. About 8:40 AM, one of her coworkers asked if she wanted to join him for a cigarette break to discuss an upcoming work related meeting. While descending in the elevator, Epstein felt a jolt which she chose to ignore. Outside, she saw people staring at the sky. At that moment is when she saw a plane fly directly into her office in the South…

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    The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is a department that was created to supposedly lax airport security prior to the attacks on 9/11. Apparently, this government plan has failed somehow. It was reported in NBC news that an undercover news team decided to test the airport TSA, where three out of four TSA inspector failed to find banned items in the carry-on luggage. It was unacceptable that those items pass the TSA check. Because of this input, TSA decided to change, implementing…

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    Air Cargo Security Paper

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    withstand threats and hazards, and recover quickly from disruptions (Homeland Security, 2015). To fulfill the security requirements put into effect after the 9/11 attacks, DHS mandated that 100% of all cargo would be screened before it departed on any aircraft; with a particular focus on passenger…

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    Since ever the September 11th situation, the airport has the tightest and most acceptable use of secure conventions among the world. Nothing gets by them any longer because they check everything. It is now attractive much impossible to get anything by them, but there is a point where it gets to personal. Terrorist attacks on United Stated airlines and airports have made airport security a priority, which created the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) new Full Body Scanner and the Four…

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    September 11 Advantages

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    The attacks on September 11, 2001 was he first hijacking in half a century and was the biggest attack on the U.S. ever(Miller8). Although the attacks on the twin towers and a terrible event, there was some positives that came out of that horrific day. September eleven has positively benefited modern society by improving airline and airport security and starting a fight against terrorism. September 11, 2001 has positively benefitted modern society by improving airport and airline security.…

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    9/11 In Aviation

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    “[a]viation has always stood at a crossroads, where air transport has been used as a means to take life, save life, and balance sovereign demands for control with security and trade” (49). In time of war, Fox examines the “flying fortress,” the aircraft that was used to “deliver destruction on a scale never previously witnessed” in Hiroshima and Nagasaki (50). In time of peace, Fox examines the use of airplanes by terrorists. Attacks “such as the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie…

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    a passenger prescreening program. The program was design to identify high and low risk beform they arrice at the airport.. It identifies passengers on the no fly list. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Do Not Board List from boarding an aircraft.. Some of the precedures include, shoes must be removed at the check point, Specific ID required; ID name must match name on ticket. All baggage, carryon and checked, must be screened. No liquids (above 3.4 ounces) allowed through checkpoints,…

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    flying unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). In addition, state, city and county legislatures are regularly adapting new laws. The violation of these laws may result in criminal charges. Mandatory Registration of Hobby Drones Although use of the UAS may be for personal enjoyment, as of Dec. 21, 2015, it is now mandatory that all owners of a UAS or drone weighing between 0.55 and 55 pounds must register with the FAA. Upon registration, the owner will receive a Certificate of Aircraft…

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    Cole Vickery COM 114 Section 749 Alfa3 Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the new airport security scanner Alfa3. Thesis Statement: With its advanced scanning process, the new Alfa3 airport security device will not only make airports checks more thorough but also much less of a hassle. INTRODUCTION: I. Attention Getter: Benjamin Franklin said, “If we restrict liberty to attain security we will lose them both.” In the matter present day airport security I believe this applies. II.…

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    to be more advanced than what many had initially anticipated. Before the aircraft is considered fit and viable for any flights, several tests are implemented. When the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is satisfied with the result they issue the aircraft a special certification as a sign that it’s legally allowed to proceed with transporting passengers. A lot of concerns have been raised about passengers and the aircraft operational activities using the same networking system, however Boeing…

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