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Officials as the al qaeda figure most determined to attack the u.s. it was under al wuhayshi that al qaeda tried to bring down a series of aircraft with bombs hidden in shoes, underwear, even printer cartridges. they all failed to detonate. but what scared authorities was that each of the devices was able to get past what the u.s. thought was state-of-the-art airport security. >> it's a significant development that he's dead. this is a blow to the al qaeda movement overall. >> reporter: al wuhayshi, who rose from osama bin laden's top aide to number two in al qaeda worldwide, was last seen in ...

Inside the united states by an al qaeda affiliate. that was december 2009. nine months later in september 2010, a u.s. cargo plane flying from dubai to germany, at 32,000 feet, a fire suddenly ignited onboard that cargo plane. the crew tried to turn back to dubai. the cockpit was filling with so much smoke they could no longer see inside the plane. that plane crashed, both pilots died. and nobody really ever knew why it had happened. but then the following month, in late october, 2010, intelligence officials intercepted two packages that were bound for the united states from yemen. the package...

Attackers hid their explosives in yemen. they posed as disabled people and hid the explosives in there. we heard about isis and they're trying to they have bomb makers trying to create bombss. they have tried to create bombs that could go in printer cartridges and could send through. sit possible western intelligence will be able to stop every single one of these ways. >> there's real concern. a lot of that coming from al qaeda and yemen. they are building increasingly sophisticated devices. there's concern that the yemen al qaeda group are sharing that terminology with the syrian al

Contracted by the air carrier themselves. >> so if your device doesn't power up, and you can't bring it on the plane, do you get it back? that's not totally clear. neither the department of homeland security, nor the tsa will comment other than to say it's up to the foreign airport to decide. the current concerns center around this man, aqap master bomb making. officials say asiri designed the underwear bomb that got through security and threatened to almost bring down a plane headed from amsterdam to detroit. they say he also built explosive devices hidden in printer cartridges and got them o...

Threatened to bring down a plane headed to amsterdam from detroit. he developed explosive devices hidden in printer cartridges and got them on several planes in 2010. >> the issue would be if you have multiple accomplices trying to board the same flight into the u.s. the idea here would be to disassemble that electronics and sort of pool those explosives together so you get a little bit of a bigger bang for the buck. which would cause, now you are looking at catastrophic damage to the aircraft. >> a u.s. homeland security official tells cnn some foreign airports are already enforcing the new m...