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Under Aviation Security Improvement Act of 1990, Title I was dedicated to ________.

  1. The Air Transportation Security Act

  2. Federal Aviation Administration Reform

  3. General aviation security

  4. Anti-Hijacking protocols

The correct answer is: General aviation security

The title I of the Aviation Security Improvement Act of 1990 is dedicated to general aviation security. This means that the focus of this particular section of the Act was to improve security measures for private and smaller commercial aircrafts, such as those used for personal or corporate travel. Options A, B, and D may seem like plausible answers because they are related to aviation security, however, they are not the correct answer because they do not specifically address the aspect of general aviation security. Option A refers to a different Act that was passed after 9/11, Option B refers to an Act that involved overall changes to the Federal Aviation Administration, and Option D refers to protocols specifically aimed towards preventing hijacking incidents. Therefore, while these options may be helpful to understanding the larger scope of aviation security measures, they are not directly related to the focus of Title I in the Aviation Security Improvement Act of

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