British security minister under warning for reviving al-Qaida: Organization plant attacks on aircraft and airports in Europe

Al-Qaeda, the terrorist organisation that is held responsible for the terrorist attacks in America on 11 september 2001, is again alive. There warns the British security minister under Ben Wallace. Al-Qaida focuses nowadays on Europe and would be terrorist attacks plans on board passenger aircraft and airports.

According to Ben Wallace, the decline of IS new space created for al-Qaida. He revealed that the government 25 million pounds (nearly 28 million), has invested in a research program to aircraft to protect against new explosiemethoden.

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in Addition, he warns that “these terrorists (al-Qaeda, ed.) the aviation industry is still considered to be a suitable target to consider”. “Al-Qaida is alive again, and they have reorganized. They look more and more in the direction of Europe and they are familiar with new methods. They remain committed to more air strikes,” said Wallace.

Bombs on the planes

In an interview with the British newspaper The Sunday Times says Wallace, " that the improvement of the security at airports has ensured that terrorists are less likely to use explosives to try to smuggle through the security systems at the terminals.