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Lie detectors and other such devices that determine the “intent” of people have always been subject to a lot of flak. The argument against trusting them entirely has been on the grounds of uncertainty arising from two extreme situations – one,...
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The terrorist attack Saturday in the Glasgow airport in Scotland seems to have got US security hackles up. Therefore, those of you traveling are sure to see more police...
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Hijacking of a plane in mid air would be complex for hijackers as Federal Aviation Administration has asked plane makers to make some changes in the current design of...
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The Intelligence agencies have issued a warning about a major threat of plane-hijacking in India. The security in all the airports in India has been tightened.
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It is going to be very tough for plane hijackers and suicide bombers to blow the plane in the mid air as American government has decided to implant X-ray screening...
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American Airlines, the world’s largest airline, is introducing check-in service using airport Self-Service machines. The service is a fast and convenient process...
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TSA (Transportation Security Administration) announced new guidelines for passengers on Tuesday. Airport security officials said that still some of the travelers are...
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With recent threats of terrorism growing higher, European Union is going to implement finger printing and IRIS scanning on all air travelers. Though this will mean, a...
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