Federal Law Enforcement Training Center / Boston Logan International Airport / Tacoma International Airport / Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport / St. Paul International Airport / Washington Dulles International Airport / Institute Threatened Airspace Management ALPA / Miami International Airport / Chicago O’Hare International Airport / /
IndustryTerm
trained airline / transportation / law individuals / aircraft manufacturers / identity using Internet access / airline crewmembers / air transportation / airline passengers / airline employees / perimeter security protocols / federal law enforcement officers / ground-to-air communications / airline / airline pilots / legal tool / transportation safety improvements / on-line flight crews / stopped accepting new applications / /
NaturalFeature
East Coast / /
Organization
Federal Aviation Administration / Federal Air Marshal Service / Royal Canadian Mounted Police / Enhance Government / Transportation Security Administration / Canadian government / Government Accountability Office / Air Transport Association / Fully Fund / Congress / RTCA Special Committee / Federal Law Enforcement Training Center / Security Regulatory Committee / Canadian Air Transport Security Authority / Department of Homeland Security / Department of Transportation / /
Position
president / Federal Flight Deck Officer / U.S. Secretary / transport minister / international model for airline employee screening programs / air marshal / administrator / Secretary of Transportation / Security Officer Programs / /
Aviation Security: 10 Years after the 9/11 Attacks The 9/11 terrorist attacks resulted in a sea change for aviation security through the combined efforts of government, industry, and labor. ALPA’s view is that aviation