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Cameras on board against terrorists?

Washington, Usa - Pilots to able to control cabin situation from the cockpit and to make a precautionary emergency landing

At least ten airlines have been authorized in the United States to install aboard hidden cameras to monitor passenger’s actions. At the moment it is still an experimental measure, but the Jet Blue carrier has already equipped its entire 80-plane fleet with 4 cameras, while the Sun Country installed them on its four Boeing B-737 planes. The step is expected to help pilots by giving them an additional d...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 126051
Rome, Italy, 09/02/2005 14:24
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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