Category: Airline security

In this case, as in so very many others, it’s hard to know which is worse: the jihad terrorist who wants to see infidels dead, or the foolish and deluded infidels who ignored his bloody intentions in the name of multiculturalism, and gave him a splendid opportunity to realize those intentions.

I wouldn’t.

Ibraham Mossallam has been, until just now, a pilot for United Airlines. He’s also a great fan of Hamas, and a very great hater of Israel, as he’s made clear over the last six weeks in his postings on social media. This makes some people nervous, who would prefer a pilot who does not approve of raping, torturing, and murdering people, and who might take it into his head to bring down a plane full of infidels — the “most vile of created beings” — and in the process, become a Muslim martyr.

Our problem is not the “Quiet Skies” program. The problem is disarming the public about the truth behind the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations.

“The Department of Homeland security has a history of racial profiling,” said Dawud Walid, Executive Director at the Michigan branch of CAIR.

Hamayun Tariq, from Dudley, had plans to smuggle bombs ‘disguised as laptop batteries.’

In a statement released Wednesday, Daulatzai’s attorneys charged that she was “profiled, abused, interrogated, detained, and subjected to false reporting and the trauma of racist, vitriolic public shaming precisely because she is a woman, a person of color, and a Muslim.”

The sudden closure of one of Britain’s oldest airlines has been blamed on terror attacks against tourists and political instability in key holiday destinations, which the carrier boss said had severely damaged the market for flights.

A would-be terrorist who attempted to carry a pipe bomb on to a flight at Manchester Airport has today been jailed for 18 years.

Nadeem Muhammad was jailed at Manchester Crown Court for possessing an explosive with intent to endanger life after a pipe bomb was found in his hand luggage.

Two American fighter jets escorted an American Airlines flight to Honolulu Friday after a passenger tried to break into the cockpit in midair.

An off-duty Honolulu police officer subdued a “Turkish” man after he tried to open the door to the cockpit on American Airlines Flight 31 bound for Honolulu, Hawaii.

It’s not happenstance — it’s a very deliberate campaign of attrition. Chip, chip, chip ….. chop. A Muslim flight attendant, Charee Stanley, claims that she was suspended from her job with ExpressJet Airlines because she refused to serve alcohol. She has filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) – and the Hamas-tied…

No one would have dreamed of trying to determine whether he was a jihadi before allowing him to work at the airport. That would have been something only racist-islamophobic-antimuslim-bigots would do. “Stabbing suspect once had restricted airport security clearance,” by Adam Miller, Global News, March 17, 2016 (thanks to Thomas): TORONTO — The 27-year-old man…