sky marshalls for domestic flights, what about for international flights???
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Patti, I may wait until May, but I did plunk down a good amount of money for my tickets. Getting tickets out of Raleigh and into Venice was not cheap when I got them, so that at least matters some. I know I will highly regret it if all goes well with my flights and I am not on them.
In regards to marshals, I am sure they will be highly trained and competent people. I know several people who have gone through federal law enforcement training, and the programs are very thorough. If they check out the marshal candidates the way they check out other federal agents, there should be little room for mistakes. They do checks on your whole background, looking for any signs of mental problems, health problems, etc. They interview several people who know you and check every single aspect of your history. I have a feeling many marshals will be former police officers and soldiers.
In regards to marshals, I am sure they will be highly trained and competent people. I know several people who have gone through federal law enforcement training, and the programs are very thorough. If they check out the marshal candidates the way they check out other federal agents, there should be little room for mistakes. They do checks on your whole background, looking for any signs of mental problems, health problems, etc. They interview several people who know you and check every single aspect of your history. I have a feeling many marshals will be former police officers and soldiers.
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You can find the job poster here:
http://jobforms.faa.gov/civil_aviation_security.htm
It mentions international travel as one of the perks.
http://jobforms.faa.gov/civil_aviation_security.htm
It mentions international travel as one of the perks.