New calls to tighten air security

The aviation industry is facing calls to tighten up air security.

New calls to tighten air security
Fri, 02 Nov, 2001 - 13:25

The aviation industry is facing calls to tighten up air security.

Two newspapers have exposed weaknesses that could have been exploited by terrorists.

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