We had a Northwest flight make an emergency landing here Tuesday because
someone tried to forcefully enter the cockpit. Turned out it was a
drunk woman who wanted to complain to the captain about being denied
more booze. She will remain in Billings recuperating for a lengthy
period of time after nearly being torn limb from limb. We were told by
the local cops that the FA's had to protect her from the passengers.



Jack Davis wrote:

On Thu, 01 Jan 2004 18:49:52 -0000, Dylan Smith
wrote:


A brute-force way of doing it would be to have two terrorist cells on
board. The first one begins the hijack. The sky marshall takes charge
and does his job *instantly identifying himself and where he keeps his
gun* to the second cell. The second cell then swing into action some
time later, first seizing control of the sky marshal and his weapon, and
then continuing with their plan. And now they are armed with a gun.


The good news is, the folks in charge of the US FAMs are way ahead of
you and I. This contingency has already been planned and trained,
along with a few hundred other scenarios we can't even imagine.

-J

Jack Davis
B-737


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