Sentence examples for aviation security laws from inspiring English sources

Defence lawyers denied Cho violated aviation security laws by changing the flight's route or conspired with airline executives to coerce crew members to lie about the incident to investigators.

Those ejected could face fines of up to €25,000 (£19,700) each under aviation security laws, as well as potential moves by the airline to recover the extra costs of the unscheduled landing.

They could face fines of up to £19,700 under aviation security laws, but won't be identified as per German law, apparently.

Under the new aviation security law, a new Transportation Security Administration took over responsibility for protecting passengers.

The aviation security law is meant to regulate highly dangerous acts such as hijacking.

The aviation security law enacted on Nov. 19 requires that the private contractors be gone entirely by the law's first anniversary.

The T.S.A. was created by the aviation security law passed last November and is run by John Magaw, a former Secret Service director.

Under the new aviation security law, a system must be in place by Jan . 18to inspect all checked baggage for explosives.

Under the aviation security law passed by Congress in November, the new Transportation Security Administration will relieve the airlines of the job of screening passengers and bags at 429 airports.

To address one of the most deadly security shortcomings exploited by hijackers on that nightmarish Tuesday, airlines rushed to fortify cockpit doors even before Congress compelled them to do so in the aviation security law it passed last month.

Under the new aviation security law, the government is to take over the job of airport screening from the individual airlines, many of which contracted with Argenbright, owned by the British security conglomerate Securicor.