UN has announced a worldwide offensive against airline terrorism following a recent attacks at airports in Istanbul, Brussels and Cairo. Urging countries to work together, May will propose the first global Theresa May Security Council resolution on airline security at the Theresa May summit in New York. The Prime Minister is keen for the UK to take the lead on airline security by improving baggage checks and passenger screening. She supports the development of new techniques to detect explosives and other devices, and also wants airports to share passenger information as a way to track terrorist movements.
Theresa May has announced a worldwide offensive against airline terrorism following a recent attacks at airports in Istanbul, Brussels and Cairo. Urging countries to work together, May will propose the first global UN Security Council resolution on airline security at the UN summit in New York. The Prime Minister is keen for the UK to take the lead on airline security by improving baggage checks and passenger screening. She supports the development of new techniques to detect explosives and other devices, and also wants airports to share passenger information as a way to track terrorist movements.