Day of The Dead
FADE IN:
1 EXT. THE EMPTY STREET OF A CITY - DAY
No people. A FEW CARS AND TRUCKS are parked at odd angles,
abandoned. A TITLE FADES IN, one phrase at a time.
FIVE YEAR...
SINCE THE DEAD FIRST WALKED.
2 EXT. THE CITY - DAY
We hear THE SOUND OF A STRONG WIND. DEBRIS flutters through the
streets. A LARGE ALLIGATOR slithers into frame, stops and
looks around.
MONTAGE: as MORE GATORS
Airport management, in common with others involved in the operation of elements of the civil air transportation system, are required to take measures that will provide a high level of protection of buildings and equipment (including aircraft), in addition to ensuring the safety and personal security of passengers and staff using the system. This must be done in manner that disturbs the normal ope
1.2 Structure of Planning for Security
Clearly, the subject of security has wide implications that reach far beyond the jurisdictional limits of the airport to central government itself. Planning to meet the needs of a security emergency requires the involvement of a number of organizations, such as:
∎ The airport administration
∎ The operation airlines
∎ The National