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FAA to invest USD 100m in in-flight safety

Washington, Usa - Of the funds already earmarked by the Congress

FAA, the American Federal Aviation Administration, is ready to invest USD 100m of the Congress already earmarked-by funds to improve security and safety measures on board. USD 3m will be employed to equip cockpits with video and other technologic devices, while the remaninig resources will be assigned to fortify cockpits. Each Us airline will receive USD 13.000 per aircraft. (m/cesn)

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 27599
Rome, Italy, 05/06/2002 16:56
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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