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CAMS ON BOARD TO CHECK VIOLENCE AND TERRORIST ACTS.

WASHINGTON, Icao proped to equip planes with cams to prevent and check the growth of violence and dangerous events on US airliners. The cams would be installed in the the cockpit and passenger cabin, but also outside the plane to check people coming close the plane while it is grounded. Alpa opposed the proposal of installing cams in the cockpit considering they would invade pilots' privacy.

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Rome, Italy, 10/02/2000 12:36
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