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<abstract>In recent years, GAO and others have reported on vulnerabilities
plaguing the nation&apos;s aviation system, the availability and limitations
of explosives detection technologies used at airports, and efforts under
way to improve aviation security. Terrorism was initially considered a
possible cause of the 1996 crash of TWA Flight 800 and helped focus
national attention on the system&apos;s vulnerabilities. The President formed
the White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security following the
crash, and later congressional hearings highlighted continuing
weaknesses in the U.S. aviation security system. Although terrorism has
been since ruled out as a factor in the crash of TWA Flight 800, ensuing
studies found that weaknesses persist. The Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA), other government agencies, and the aviation
industry are now implementing 31 of the Commission&apos;s recommendations on
aviation security. Some of these recommendations are similar to
legislative mandates that Congress enacted under the Federal Aviation
Reauthorization Act of 1996. This report provides information on (1) the
tracking, monitoring, and coordinating activities undertaken by the
agencies responsible for implementing the Commission&apos;s recommendations
and (2) FAA&apos;s progress in implementing eight of these recommendations,
five of which are similar to mandates contained in the Reauthorization
Act of 1996.</abstract>
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