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January 1st 04, 05:17 AM
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Jim Yanik wrote:
If another hijacking does occur using guns,it probably -will- be an "inside job",IMO. But in that case,only an armed pilot will be capable of defending the cockpit.All the other security methods will have been rendered useless then. ?? How does a bad guy (even holding a gun) get through a secure cockpit door?...that's a silly statement Jim. One other thing;are any "crash axes" available in the passenger compartment? Or solely in the cockpit? (WRT commercial flights) In military a/c yes, in civil airliners, I doubt it. -- -Gord. 
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