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What was the objective of Phase-I of the reinforced cockpit door policy proposed by FAA?

To improve communication systems
To install steel bars and locking devices
To automate pilot operations
To upgrade navigation systems

The correct answer is: To install steel bars and locking devices

Phase-I of the reinforced cockpit door policy proposed by FAA was primarily focused on increasing the safety and security of the cockpit. Therefore, options A, C, and D which are related to improving communication systems, automating pilot operations, and upgrading navigation systems respectively, are incorrect. These objectives are not directly related to the reinforced cockpit door policy and were not the primary focus of Phase-I. The correct answer, option B, mentions the installation of steel bars and locking devices which aligns with the intention of the reinforced cockpit door policy.