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U.S. Travelers Say No to Knives in Union Survey

The Association of Professional Flight Attendants says that the vast majority of U.S. airline passengers support its opposition to a proposed relaxation of the ban that prohibits knives in aircraft cabins.

By AIN Staff • AIN Staff

May 27, 2013

In a recent survey conducted by Washington, D.C.-based researchers Penn, Schoen & Berland for the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), 90 percent of the 1,206 Americans questioned said the current policy of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) on knives aboard an airplane should not be changed.

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