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CCTV Use in Aircraft Safety and Security
A wide variety of incidents in aviation have demonstrated the need for the pilot(s) to be aware of what is happening throughout the aircraft both internally and externally. Cameras enable the pilots to see into both accessible areas such as the passenger cabin and inaccessible areas such as the cargo hold and outside the aircraft. (more)
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Image Recording
On September 11th 2001 the world changed, and the realms of security and safety became inextricably linked, when 19 Islamic fundamentalist terrorists hijacked 4 US aircraft and turned them into weapons of mass destruction. .... (more)
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Airport Security
Aircraft security is now considered a fundamental priority. This document is intended to demonstrate how cameras, monitors, and network appliance video servers can provide dramatic improvements over a short implementation time scale at an acceptable cost basis. .... (more)
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Terrorism and Air Rage Current Video Technologies for Prevention, Detection and Prosecution
On Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, 19 Islamic fundamentalist terrorists passed through security checkpoints at three US airports, commandeered four commercial jets, and converted them into weapons of mass destruction. (more)
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Live Viewing
Many air accidents could be avoided simply by giving the pilot a view of the exterior of the aircraft .... (more)
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Panel wants cameras in plane cabins
An aviation industry panel wants closed-circuit television cameras in jet liner cabins to deter attacks by hijackers, bombers or irate passengers .... (more)
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Pilots fight 'death watch' video cameras in cockpit
Pilots fear that film of their last moments in a mid-air disaster could be shown to a television audience of millions under new proposals for "black box" video recorders in the cockpit .... (more)
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AD Aerospace keeps an eye on disruptive passengers, hijackers … and pilots too!
Had Ad Aerospace's FlightVu Witness System been installed on aircraft that have recently been hijacked or the scene of the well-reported air rage incidents, images from cameras in the passenger cabins and cockpit could have been utilised by the authorities on the ground .... (more)
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Averting disaster
FlightVu cameras, externally fitted to a passenger aircraft of a British airline, recently helped in the management of an in-flight incident, and turned a potential disaster into a simple diversion .... (more)
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