PROBLEMS IN AIRPORT SECURITY
The crash of TWA Flight 800 combined with increased terrorism in airports
had led to more rigid security measures. Anyone who has flown recently has
discovered that at most airports when you want to get your boarding pass,
you must show a picture identification. This same procedure is followed when
checking your baggage outside the terminal building.
Considering the bombing of the World Towers, the Federal Building in
Oklahoma City, and the bomb found in Atlanta Americans need to take security
for all public places more seriously. This is especially true at airports
where the security measures taken in other countries, such as Britain and
Israel, are far more rigid and effective. Given the alarmingly increased
numbers of terrorist attacks in the world, it is only prudent to institute
and comply with rigid security standards at all airports no matter where
they are located. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
Most of the security......
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