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Despite September 11 US airports are not safe

Washington, USA - Company blamed to have delivered antiquated equipment

US Homelamd Security Department’s General Inspector Richard Skinner blamed Unisys, a company which has a USD 1 billion contract for the delivery of security tools to US airports, to have not delivery to Transportation Security Administration the request material, or to have delivered antiquated equipment. Skinner advised TSA to terminate the contract with Unisys. Despite September 11 security in U...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 138645
Rome, Italy, 04/03/2006 18:44
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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