I stand ready to be corrected, as usual, but it seems to me that El-Al have not had a security incident for over 20 years. They faced more terrorist attacks earlier: why don't we look at what they're doing right?
For example, decades ago they introduced something that would have prevented 9/11: a secure door between passenger cabin and cockpit, which was not opened in flight, not for anything. Even after 9/11, what we seem to have is that, when one stewardess takes a coffee in to the pilots, another stewardess stands in front of the door, to prevent single-handedly any potential charge of crazed suicidal terrorists. Too little too late?
For example, decades ago they introduced something that would have prevented 9/11: a secure door between passenger cabin and cockpit, which was not opened in flight, not for anything. Even after 9/11, what we seem to have is that, when one stewardess takes a coffee in to the pilots, another stewardess stands in front of the door, to prevent single-handedly any potential charge of crazed suicidal terrorists. Too little too late?
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