Flying in the face of terrorism.
The terrorist events of 11 September have changed air travel for ever and to combat sky-high rates, risk management has taken a first-class seat, drastically stepping up security measures. Eric Alexander examines moves made to reduce the fear of flying for insurers and passengers alike.
Since last September, risk managers and others in the aviation sectorhave been working overtime as they seek ways to combat the new wave of
terrorism. Everyone who has travelled through an airport
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