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[David Taylor in the Chair] — Airport Security (10 Jul 2007): Brian H Donohoe: ...sensible to have such a service for our airports. It is clear that airports have become a terrorist target. As a consequence, we require people who have specific experience to be able to deal with terrorism. At the very least, the issue needs more attention. The chief constable of Greater Manchester police said that we can have all the new technology that we like, but, just as in this...
[David Taylor in the Chair] — Airport Security (10 Jul 2007): Brian H Donohoe: ...as fingerprints, if it smoothes the frustration of getting to my work and getting my fellow business men and travellers to work. At present, what we must face is quite unreal. Following the recent terror threats in the UK, security measures have impacted greatly on the aviation industry because of immediate costs caused by the cancellation of flights and because of the impact on consumer...
Written Answers — Transport, Local Government and the Regions: Aviation Industry (27 Nov 2001): Mr Brian H Donohoe: ..., Local Government and the Regions what assistance he is giving to (a) airports, (b) airlines and (c) other service providers in respect of insurance premiums to cover against acts of war or terrorism.

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