I am not asking you to answer on behalf of the pilot. Those were four American pilots from American schools who did their pilot training in the United States. And you are telling me that it couldn’t happen again. I’m not so sure about that. They were American. Even if they weren’t American in origin, it doesn’t matter. They were American with American airplanes and with Americans inside. The targets were very specific, and you are telling me that it could not happen again with these same pilots. I am not sure about that, even if the cockpit is locked. We are talking about security. It is all well and good to say we are going to screen people at the airport, or Brian Jean, the chair or myself will go through the checkpoints, but if the security staff does not screen the key players, meaning the pilots, flight attendants and so on, what are we supposed to do? We can say goodbye to security forever.
On March 1st, 2011. See this statement in context.