FILE PHOTO OF AIR MARSHAL TRAINING FOR A SIMULATED HIJACKING IN NEW JERSEY, 2001-09-26 (photo)

File photo fom September 26, 2001 of an FAA knife wielding sky marshal running between seats, during a simulated hijacking aboard a retired L-1011 aircraft at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) training facility in Pomona, New Jersey. One week after raising its terror alert level, the U.S. government ordered foreign airlines to place armed marshals on selected flights to and from the United States on December 29, 2003, in a bid to boost security and thwart attacks. On Monday the department issued the aviation emergency orders to further boost security on passenger and cargo aircraft flying to, from and over the United States. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer/FILE Pictures of the month December 2003 SV/GN