FAA issues new security directive to US airlines, airports

The Federal Aviation Authority said it has issued a new security directive to airlines and airport authorities in the wake of Saturday's suicide bomb scare.

FAA issues new security directive to US airlines, airports

The Federal Aviation Authority said it has issued a new security directive to airlines and airport authorities in the wake of Saturday's suicide bomb scare.

The directive, issued late yesterday, "requires airports and airlines to take specific action" to step up security for aviation, said FAA spokeswoman Laura Brown.

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