Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the group conducted kidnappings and airplane hijackings, two bombings in Buenos Aires, several in Paris and an attempted bombing in Bangkok.
What does 74B stand for?
74B stands for Airplane Hijacking (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
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This newest edition is enhanced with the inclusion of information on preparing for biological and chemical warfare, what to do in the event of an airplane hijacking, electrical blackouts, child abduction, and escaping from high-rise buildings in an emergency.
Before that, terrorist attacks were prosecuted under state or federal laws that prohibited certain acts, such as airplane hijacking, destruction of government property, or crime on a military reservation.
Dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y gives a chronology of airplane hijackings in what amounts to an eerie foreshadowing of 9/11.
Although the concept of SSI dates back to the airplane hijackings of the 1970s, at that time, under the aegis of the FAA, restrictions on disclosure were limited to information that might harm "the safety of passengers in air transportation.