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• The screening is to be done with machines called Explosive Detection Systems.
• Explosive detection systems have been sent so far to high-volume airports.
• The machines, called explosive detection systems, cost about $ 1 million each.
• It plans to use the explosive detection systems in coordination with trace detection units.
• Members of the Airport Alliance said the best system is to use the Explosive Detection System machines.
• Last fall, Congress approved $ 145 million for the purchase of high-tech explosive detection systems.
• InVision Technologies, a Newark maker of explosive detection systems, was the biggest winner in the stock market Monday.
• The FAA got around the problem by simply placing two of the explosive detection systems together and considering it one.
• Invision, a maker of explosives detection systems, will deliver 100 detectors by the end of the second quarter.
• InVision, a maker of explosives detection systems, will deliver 100 detectors by the end of the second quarter.
• The FAA's current goal for scanning all checked bags with " explosives detection systems " is 2017.
• Work at the company also continues on two more economical explosive detection systems, all designed for smaller, regional airports.
• The government may spend $ 6 billion just to build the hardware for explosive detection systems _ never mind installation and maintenance.
• The new aviation security law requires explosive detection systems at all 429 commercial airports by Dec . 31 to inspect checked baggage.
• EG & amp; G Inc . is buying the supplier of explosive detection systems in a $ 62.5 million deal.
• The facility will house a $ 2.5-million explosive detection system, used for the automatic detection of explosives within checked luggage.
• While highly sophisticated, the explosives detection systems may have difficulty distinguishing between a bomb and a ham sandwich wrapped in aluminum foil, officials say.
• The measure requires airports to expand inspections of checked baggage, and explosive detection systems are to be in place by the end of next year.
• Lexington-based Raytheon says it has already installed more than 185 explosive detection systems and 630 explosive trace detection systems in more than 50 airports.
• The FAA fiscal 1998 budget request also contains an advance $ 100 million appropriation request for 1999 to be used for the purchase of explosive detection systems.