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    Air Cargo Security Paper

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    Air Cargo Security Since the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001, the air cargo industry has been struggling to find a balance between ensuring the security of the supply chain and remaining a smooth functioning, economically viable industry. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was given a goal to promote the efficient and secure movement of goods while fostering a global supply chain that is prepared for and can withstand threats and hazards, and recover…

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    as I heard the captain, a bolt of excitement had ecstatically rushed through my spine. I rested my head back as my brother tugged my shirt indicating that the plane was leaving the runway. The plane had starting leaving the Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport. I looked through the small window and saw the once what seemed humongous buildings, slowly minimising. I thought of all the amazing things Los Angeles had to offer. All the places that only seemed to exist through my TV and laptop screen. The…

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    dissipated in the recent past but the stringent new security measures implemented as a result of the incident have made flying more time consuming and cumbersome. The terrorist actions undertaken on September 11, 2001 highlighted some lapses in security and the airline industry was directly affected because of the use of commercial airplanes in the attack. As a result,…

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    International Airport of Boston MA, Gate B32. Destination: Los Angeles, California.” I restlessly read my plane ticket over and over. It may seem as if it’s not a big deal. Just a boarding pass, right? But this isn’t just any flight. After being in Boston for almost two weeks, the homesickness is hardly bearable anymore. It’s almost been two weeks since I’ve seen my wife, kids, brothers, office friends, neighbors, and my good, old dog. I have to be at the Logan International Airport at 6:45…

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    9/11 Literature Review

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    countries mean there is low to minimal security within these countries. R2: Looking at the act of terrorism during the United States of America’s (USA) 9/11 attack, Does this show there is low to minimal security within our countries? Did this attack increase terrorism through social media or technology? Purpose: The goal of this literature review is to determine whether the 9/11 attack on America is associated and indicates that our countries have low to minimal security, also made this attack…

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    September 11 Advantages

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    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. First, the attacks on the twin towers resulted in there being a new federal cabinet department created and new security laws established("September"). The new laws ensure the improvement in security and make it a lot harder to hijack a plane. By doing so the…

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    Why do we have airport security? Airport security is there to protects people from bringing bad stuff on airplanes and to stop terrorism and it takes less time than being patted down but some people don't like them and think we should not be allowed. Airport full body searches should be allowed and kept. The first reason why airport searches should be allowed is that it makes sure bad things don't get taken on airplanes, “Since our stand up in 2002, we have screened nearly six billion…

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    After 9/11 airport security was the biggest issue concerning security. Since Septermber 11th several security procedure have been implemented. One of those are Secure Flight. Secure is 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…

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    Thousands died on 9/11; family members, friends, firefighters and police, either trying to save lives or even trying to save their own. Strict enforcements on airplane security has become more challenging/advanced ever since the twin towers were bombed on 9/11, til this day it is still a hard topic to talk about. Not only has strict enforcement been challenging/advanced it has become a very time consuming task for people trying to catch their plane, but people understand that it is for their…

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    Do you think the evolution of airport security since 9/11 has made a positive or negative impact on the U.S. I think it has impacted the safety of U.S citizens positively because, before 9/11 you didn’t even have to take off your shoes, or any of your electronics out of your bag and you didn’t have to have a passport to go to and from Canada. We are a lot safer now that security is being taken seriously. 54% of people say that they would give up their privacy and freedoms to be protected from…

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