Captain Sully Sullenberger Talks Aviation Safety and Security

By The Editors

12/03/2010 -

In this month's podcast, Captain Sully Sullenberger explains why commercial aviation is so safe and why he fears that may not hold true for much longer in an exclusive interview with Security Management.

Associate Editor Matthew Harwood describes his trip to El Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, for his December cover article, "Bordering on Danger."

And Senior Editor Teresa Anderson talks about the security-related legislation that became law during the 111th Congress.

To listen to Security Management's December podcast hosted by Assistant Editor Laura Spadanuta, click here.

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A federal court has ruled against a group of 19 airlines that claimed the U.S. government overcharged them for passenger screening. The lawsuit concerned fees for 2000, which the TSA said were $420 million. Airlines argued that the amount was actually $305 million. The court ruled that TSA’s figures were reasonable.

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