mugenfan_98
Well-Known Member
Was it the law to to comply with hijackers demands before 9/11?
No such law ever existed before or after 9/11. There is still no law that dictates what we do. There was, however, something called the "Common Strategy" that we all learned. I won't go into it here.Was it the law to to comply with hijackers demands before 9/11?
That's what I thought. A law like that would be ludicrous. Just settling an argument.No such law ever existed before or after 9/11. There is still no law that dictates what we do. There was, however, something called the "Common Strategy" that we all learned. I won't go into it here.
Never a "law," but Common Strategy 1 recommended complying with hijacker demands. There was no effort to keep them from accessing the cockpit. The basis for the strategy was that the hijackings in the past, primarily during the '70s, were all just attempts by hijackers to get to Cuba or some other destination. No one ever imagined that they'd take our airplanes from us and fly them into buildings. Common Strategy 2 is now taught, and it's SSI, so I won't get into it here.Was it the law to to comply with hijackers demands before 9/11?