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This 20 page paper provides an overview of the issues of security following September 11th. This paper focuses on the airline industry and the use of biometrics.
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File: MH11_MHAirlin33.rtf
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recognized as a problematic component of national and international flight. The potential threat of individual action or the actions of a terrorist group have been recognized as the impetus
for maintaining airline security and creating scanning systems in an attempt to prevent the presence of dangerous objects or people on flights. Even so, tremendous breaches of security have
led to major incidences involving the airline industry and creating an expanded need for protectionary measures. The Airline
Industry suffered substantial economic damage as a result of the September 11, 2001 terrorist destruction of the New York World Trade Center and the partial destruction of the U.S. Pentagon.
Indeed, these attacks have left a tremendous toll throughout the American economy in general and, even more importantly, in terms of the number of human lives lost and pain
and suffering. In addition to economic costs of the attacks themselves, the economic cost involved with U.S. retaliation have been tremendous. Each will undoubtedly have a long term
effect on the airline industry overall. As a result, greater efforts at maintain airport, airplane and equipment security have been a part of emerging risk management assessments and long-term
security planning in the industry. The Effects of 9/11 The timing of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in regard to their
impact on the airline industry couldnt have been worse. In reality the U.S. economy had been in a slump for quite some time. This had been the case
in several other countries economies around the world and their problems had a direct effect on the U.S. economy (1). While speculation was rampant that the economy was in
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