But did it occur to anyone that, in describing JetBlue as an "explosive New York airline," he couldn't have found a more inappropriate adjective?
This chapter focuses on the X-ray computed tomography (CT) used for locating explosives in checked airline luggage and discusses various issues that affect the designing of luggage scanners.
Results can contribute, for example, to the design and construction of instruments needed for the detection and identification of plastic anti-personnel landmines, explosives hidden in airline baggage and cargo containers via hydrogen contents as an indicator of their presence.
His Web site's streaming video of prepubescent kids gleefully opening gun locks has won him no points with mothers or locksmiths, and his ideas about how to smuggle liquid explosive reagents onto commercial airlines spookily presaged the Transportation Security Administration's prohibitions against carry-on liquids.
Among those who are subject to a TPims order are two men who were allegedly linked to the foiled plot to smuggle liquid explosives onto transatlantic airlines in 2006.
Dogs sniffing for explosives protect the lives of airline passengers.
Over the past ten years the growth of low-cost airlines has been explosive, points out Sir Roy McNulty, chairman of the Gatwick group.
Researchers around the world are trying to tap a barely used portion of the electromagnetic spectrum terahertz radiation to scan airline passengers for explosives and illegal drugs.
Most House Democrats rejected the administration's bill to reorganize the federal government, complaining that Republicans were gutting the civil service system and delaying the screening of airline baggage for explosives.
B7 BAGGAGE SCREENING -- The secretary of transportation, Norman Y . Mineta said his department could not meet the January deadline established in the new aviation security law for screening all airline baggage for explosives, drawing criticism from Congressional authors of the measure.
The secretary of transportation said today that his department could not meet the January deadline established in the new aviation security law for screening all airline baggage for explosives, drawing criticism from Congressional authors of the measure.
