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IATA: no to sky marshalls

Mexico City, Mexico - It asks USA to compensate airlines

The International Air Transport Association - IATA - opposes to the presence of armed officers on airplanes (see AVIONEWS), considering what stated by its spokesman, William Garillard, to the Mexican newspaper ’El Independiente’: "Our position is clear: we are against armed guards on board of the aircraft as they represent a threat to passengers’ safety". It also seems that the association intends to as...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 56823
Rome, Italy, 01/08/2004 13:10
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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