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A new agreement for Boeing in order to increase USA airports security

St. Louis, USA - The American company to furnish new explosives detection systems

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has signed an almost USD 200m agreement with Boeing for the provision of further explosives detection systems which must be used in the American civil commercial airports. This agreement follows (and renews) the one of 2002 which had involved some 400 U.S. airports with more or less 7000 various type systems in order to sensibly enhance air stations security...

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Rome, Italy, 02/12/2004 13:53
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