Reviews for Airline Passenger Screening Has Become a Fema-Type Snafu: The Screening System Developed During 1969-70 Holds the Key to Refocusing on Modern Day Terrorism

The average rating for Airline Passenger Screening Has Become a Fema-Type Snafu: The Screening System Developed During 1969-70 Holds the Key to Refocusing on Modern Day Terrorism based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-09-02 00:00:00 Nicholas Moss This is a wonderful resource book for preteen readers who are interested in aviation and the different types of airplanes. It has wonderful illustrations/photographs that will interest all age readers. It includes a nice vocabulary in the back of the book, which is good since it includes many difficult words.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-09-02 00:00:00 Jenny Cassen A lot of fun, a collection of short stories about bush pilots and flying in the great state of Alaska. I liked how the author lauded the talents and personalities of the pilots and characters he meets and underemphasis his own role in the story. He writes with irreverence about the perils and reverence about the characters he flew with. Sometimes you just need to read candy. This book is it.