FAA requires ‘secondary’ cockpit barriers in new jets

737 Max cockpit-c-Max Kingsley-Jones

Source: Max Kingsley-Jones/FlightGlobal

The US Federal Aviation Administration has finalised a rule requiring new passenger aircraft have “secondary” cockpit barriers, a measure intended to better prevent passengers from storming the cockpit.

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