
Aviation Industry Struggles to Prevent Pilot-Induced Terrorist Acts
Following a recent attempted terrorist act by a co-pilot, the aviation industry acknowledges the difficulty in fully controlling pilots' mental states. Despite high existing safety standards, preventing incidents caused by individual erratic behavior remains extremely challenging.
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