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If pilots focus on flight path management instead of on automation…

The system for keeping peace in America's skies is creaking under the pressure of what airlines and regulators say is an unprecedented proliferation of misbehaviour. The Federal Aviation Administration has received more than 3400 reports of "unruly" passengers this year. But despite launching a "zero-tolerance" enforcement policy in January - amid a rise in conflicts often tied to mask requirements in the air - the agency said that as of mid-July it had "completely closed" just seven cases. The sprawling, multi-tiered system for enforcing regulations and federal laws covering passengers ca...

Unruly airplane passengers are straining the system for keeping peace in the sky Michael Laris and Lori Aratani, The Washington Post July 18, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this Thursday, July 1, 2021 file photo, people walk through Salt Lake City International Airport in Salt Lake City.Rick Bowmer/AP After consuming several beers and a couple of shots before takeoff, a miner started urinating near his seat on an Alaska Airlines flight, an FBI special agent recounted. Instructed to cover himself, he responded: "I have to pee." Two weeks later, a shirtless musician with a history of ment...

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The transition to remote working has been a revelation for many traditional office staff, yet concerns over data security risks are rising. Mark Harper of HSM explains why businesses and their remote workers must remain vigilant when it comes to physical document security in homes. Pre-pandemic, home offices were often that neglected room in people’s homes. But now things are different. After the initial lockdown in 2020, 46.6% of UK workers did some work at home with 86% of those doing so because of the pandemic. Semi-permanent workspaces Since then, many have found that over time, those s...