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Which act shared responsibilities between air carriers and airport operators or the federal government for security activities?

  1. Federal Aviation Re-authorization Act

  2. Civil Aviation Security Act

  3. 9/11 Commission Act

  4. Air Safety and Security Act

The correct answer is: Federal Aviation Re-authorization Act

The other options are incorrect because they either focus on specific aspects of air safety and security, such as the Civil Aviation Security Act which deals with international air travel, or they do not specifically mention the division of responsibilities between carriers, operators, and the government. In contrast, the Federal Aviation Re-authorization Act specifically outlines the shared responsibilities for security activities, including measures such as improved passenger screening and increased funding for airport security. Therefore, A is the most accurate and comprehensive answer.

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