Credit: D’Apollonia/Fly-Bag 2
With airliner survivability in terrorist attacks under scrutiny, a European program that has developed textile-based blast-resistant baggage containers is moving from research into commercialization following full-scale testing in disused aircraft. Completed in September, the European Union-funded...
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