eu-vorschriften fuer die sicherheit in der zivilluftfahrt

[loww]

eu-vorschriften fuer die sicherheit in der zivilluftfahrt -

http://tinyurl.com/3f8e8

 

mfg ex loww, vie

wolfgang

http://www.fluglehrer.at

[BH47]

Bitte hört doch mal mit dieser ständigen verlinkerei auf!

Schreib doch um was es geht. Am Ende kann immer noch ein Quellennachweis o.ä. stehen.

 

Gruss

Joachim

[loww]

Original geschrieben von BH47

Bitte hört doch mal mit dieser ständigen verlinkerei auf!

Schreib doch um was es geht. Am Ende kann immer noch ein Quellennachweis o.ä. stehen.

Gruss

Joachim

 

hallo joachim,

 

beim link geht es um die

"VERORDNUNG (EG) Nr. 2320/2002 DES EUROPÄISCHEN PARLAMENTS UND DES RATES vom 16. Dezember 2002 zur Festlegung gemeinsamer Vorschriften für die Sicherheit in der Zivilluftfahrt (Text von Bedeutung für den EWR) ",

die fuer die mitgliedsstaaten u.a. organisatorische konsequenzen hat und die zivilluftfahrt vielleicht noch teurer machen koennte.

 

fuer euch nur interessant, wenn ihr in ein eu-land fliegt ;-))

der text ist 21 seiten lang.

 

liebe gruesse ex loww, vie

wolfgang

[Herbert Frehner]

Was nützen all die neuen Vorschriften, wenn trotz scheinbar strengster Ueberwachung immer wieder solche Fälle vorkommen. Und das nicht nur in Bananenrepubliken:

 

Body found in jet's wheel compartment

31/12/2003 - 10:32:42 am

The body of a man was found in the wheel compartment of a British Airways plane that had flown from Heathrow Airport, London to John F Kennedy International Airport, New York, authorities said today.

Police found the body of a man believed to be in his 30s on BA Flight 177 after the plane landed at 6:30pm last night, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

The Queens District Attorney, federal Transportation Security Administration, FBI and city Medical ExaminerÕs office were investigating.

 

Nicht auszudenken, wenn einmal nicht ein "Body" sondern Explosivs verstaut würden!

 

Herbert

[loww]

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Man found dead in jet's wheel well at JFK

From Jonathan Wald

CNN

Wednesday, December 31, 2003 Posted: 8:58 AM EST (1358 GMT)

 

NEW YORK (CNN) -- A man was found dead Tuesday night in the wheel well of a British Airways plane at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, authorities said.

 

It is the second body found in the wheel well of a plane at the airport in less than a week.

 

The discovery comes at a time of a heightened terror threat alert level in the nation. On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security asked that foreign air carriers have armed marshals on some flights in the United States when requested.

 

The body was discovered while the aircraft's first officer was conducting a routine examination after the plane's arrival from London's Heathrow Airport.

 

"The aircraft's first officer was conducting an examination of the plane when he was struck by a strong odor coming from the left wheel well," a law enforcement official involved in the investigation said.

 

The dead stowaway, a black male between the ages of 30 and 35, was wearing shoes and pants with some Nigerian currency in his pants pocket, the official said.

 

"The plane was in Lagos, Nigeria, on Christmas Eve, and we believe the man climbed into the wheel well while it was in Nigeria," he said.

 

Jim Peters with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said the body was found hidden in the wheel well about 7 p.m. ET, was removed immediately and taken to the medical examiner's office.

 

A British Airways spokesman confirmed that a body was removed from the wheel well of one of the airline's jets, but he declined to provide additional information and would not speculate on any possible breach of security.

 

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey spokesman Tony Ciavolella said the Boeing 747 flew to JFK from Heathrow as Flight 177.

 

The FBI, Port Authority, Queens district attorney's office and Transportation Security Administration are conducting a joint investigation, Ciavolella said.

 

On Christmas Day, the body of a man was found at JFK on an American Airlines flight from Jamaica.

 

CNN's Richard Davies contributed to this report.

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http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/Northeast/12/31/plane.death/index.html

 

mfg

wolfgang ex loww, vie

http://www.fluglehrer.at

[Herbert Frehner]

Wie lange darf es denn dauern bis man so etwas entdeckt? Was ist mit dem "'turnaround check'?

 

Herbert

[lamer]

spätestens beim nächsten "d" check sollte jemanden was auffallen! :)

 

ich glaube nicht das es möglich ist bei der 747 ohne leiter in die hintersten ecken des wheel wells zu schauen.

 

gruß, andreas