Flight Attendants Train In Self-Defense To Cope With Air Rage | TODAY
In light of recent incidents of rage and violence aboard airliners, flight attendants are now receiving training in self-defense from federal air marshals. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen shares a rare look inside a training session.
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Flight Attendants Train In Self-Defense To Cope With Air Rage | TODAY
Very slow and very little power, not to mention that the sort of person who would manage to sneak a knife on to a plane wouldn't be attacking that mercifully. They're not being properly equipped to handle a dangerous situation, so I really hope they won't find themselves in one.
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Very slow and very little power, not to mention that the sort of person who would manage to sneak a knife on to a plane wouldn't be attacking that mercifully. They're not being properly equipped to handle a dangerous situation, so I really hope they won't find themselves in one.