CLEAN : MH370 Hijacking not monopoly of terrorists

The video discusses the threat of aviation terrorism, highlighting that not only terrorist groups but also armed revolutionaries and criminal organizations can hijack planes for political or criminal purposes. It emphasizes the need for stricter security measures and increased investment in law enforcement training. The MH370 incident is examined, noting the lack of evidence linking it to terrorism but acknowledging its potential impact on China's anti-terrorism efforts. The video concludes by stressing the importance of solving such mysteries to enhance global aviation security.

What are some groups that can pose a threat to aviation security?

• Only terrorist groups

• Armed revolutionaries and criminal groups

• Environmental activists

• None of the above

Why is aviation terrorism considered a serious global threat?

• It is a new form of terrorism

• It is associated with recent terrorism

• It is easy to prevent

• It only affects small regions

What is necessary for law enforcement to improve aviation security?

• Hiring more pilots

• Building more airports

• Reducing security measures

• More investments and training

What is the current status of evidence regarding the MH370 incident?

• Sufficient evidence is available

• The evidence points to a natural disaster

• The incident is fully resolved

• Evidence is still insufficient

How might China respond if embarrassed by aviation terrorism incidents?

• Ignore the incidents

• Decrease its global participation

• Intensify its crackdown on extremism

• Focus on economic growth