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January 3rd 04, 09:03 PM
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My understanding is that FA's do NOT know who the FAMs are or where or if
they are on board. This presents an added layer of security- suppose two hijackers are working together, and one gets up and starts trouble or acts like an unruly passenger. If the flight attendant then looks to the FAM for help, the agent's cover is now blown, since they are then identified to any further hijackers. 
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