Student charged in airline box cutter scare
... on Thursdays. According to officials Nathaniel left the box cutters on the planes September 12 and September 14. I like the author’s points and views of the subject. I thought they all did well in arranging the order of this article. It would be very hard for people in the United States to take sides in this situation. I see Nathaniel’s point by trying to show the world how unsafe that the airport security still is after 9-11. I don’t think Nathaniel’s act should be punishment because he only wanted to warn the TSA that security measures are not sufficient enough in airports. However, regardless of his intentions, he did break the law. Which states you can’t just walk onto a plan with a box of cutters and expect not to be in trouble for it. Nathaniel’s act has emphasized that new security policy should be implemented. After all the heat about the cutters being brought on to an airline, people now ask them selves if they should indeed fly or not. Any thing can happen as Nathaniel has proven to us. I feel the only way to prevent anything of this nature ever happening again, is to either get padded down or have a professional with a metal detector handy. People around the world may agree or disagree with Nathaniel’s point. He was not trying to have any one hurt or dangered. Just simply wanting to see how weak airport security really was. Since then I have seen a huge amount of change around the airport. Flying on a plane about three times a year, I have seen what Nathaniel has done to different airports. Security will now do random ch...