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This 14 page paper examines aviation security in a post-911 era. This paper, written more than five years after the terrorist attack, includes recent sources. The history of aviation security is addressed. An outline is included in addition to a Table of Contents.
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File: RT13_SA639Avi.rtf
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IV. Recommendations 11-13 V. Conclusion 13-14 References 15-16 I. Introduction Although it may seem to
be the case, aviation security did not begin on September 12, 2001. There has always been security at the airports and in fact thrillers have been based on the possibility
that someone could sneak a bomb on board. For example, an old film called Airport revolved around a mans suicide attempt. He wanted to take a plane down just
so his wife could collect the insurance money. They were having financial problems. It was a simple plot, but it is not realistic. Ordinarily people know they cannot get away
with such insurance scams. However, terrorism is a legitimate threat. Further, there have always been terrorist threats. Waltrip & Williams (2004) explain that "the main priority of aviation security should
be to assure that a terrorist event at an airport, terminal or on an airplane is prevented from occurring" (p.28). To that end, a variety of organizations become involved such
as unions, the government, security companies, members of the crew and the airlines themselves (Waltrip & Williams, 2004). Although it is true that over the past several years things have
changed, concerns linger. In a recent report it is learned that airports are overwhelmed by passenger volume and cannot effectively secure the facilities (McClatchy, 2006). A student writing on this
subject might want to address the history of aviation security. What were things like in a pre-9/11 society and how have things changed since then? By addressing the history of
aviation security, the new ways of thinking can be distinguished. II. A History of Aviation Security Once again, 9/11 was a wakeup call,
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