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Aerial terrorism 1968-4: Aviation terrorism is a deliberately violent act, sometimes indiscriminate, aimed at a civilian aviation carrier and/or against passengers and/or crew on board, conducted by individuals, clandestine agents or sub-national groups in order to promote general political objectives but not to fulfill personal benefits exclusively. Type of incidents: i. Hijacking or an attempt to hijacking the civilian aircraft itself (during flight or on the ground),for the purpose of fulfilling the hijacker/s demand/s. ii. Hijacking the civilian aircraft as well as taking hostages (during flight or on the ground). iii. In-flight assassination: or an in-flight assassination attempt: this type of terrorism refers to a deliberate act of violence against a targeted person, motivated by political ideology. iv. Sabotaging or an attempt at sabotaging a civilian aircraft or cargo aircraft in the air or on the ground,. v. Destroying the civilian aircraft, whether casualties and/or injuries ensued, or where the incident was ended by releasing the hostages. vi. Downing or an attempt to down the civilian aircraft by anti-air missiles or shooting from the ground at an aircraft during take-off, flight or landing. vii. Using the civilian aircraft as a 'flying bomb' and flying it into a selected prestigious target by a suicide bomber: the aircraft may host passengers or it may host the hijacker alone.

Aviation terrorism incidents 1968-4: No. of incidents 16 14 1 1 8 6 4 4 1 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 199 199 1991 199 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 198 198 1981 198 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 197 197 1971 197 1969 1968 Distribution of aerial terrorism 1968-4: Ground hijacking: 11 (5.5 Air hijacking: 115 (58.8 Ground sabotage: (1.5 Ground attack: 14 (7.7 Air sabotage: (11.1 Aerial suicide: 7 (.5 Other/unknown: 4 (. MANPAD'S (11.1%

Aviation terrorism casualties 1968-4: 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 1 4 1 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 199 199 1991 199 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 198 198 1981 198 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 197 197 1971 197 1969 1968 Type of attack and amount of casualties: Aerail suicide mission, 779 Air hijacking, 184 Ground hijacking, 16 Air sabotage, 16 Other/unknown, Ground sabotage, 16 MANPADS, 658 Ground attack, 5 *. Total casualties: 4965

Distribution of hijackings* per aircraft type: Tupolev (all types), 4 DC-1, DC-9, 8 DC-8, 4 AIRBUS A-, 1 AIRBUS A-1, Boeing 7-B, Boeing 77, 17 AIRBUS A-, 7 Boeing 777, 1 Boeing 747, 9 Boeing 767, Boeing 757, 1 Boeing 77, 15 Boeing 77, 18 *. Hijacking as a 'rolling action'. Hijacking for the purpose of 'immediate action' i.e., suicide mission tactic is not counted. Distribution of aerial terrorism - Arab airlines: Libyan Airways, 1 Iraqi Airways, 1 Qatar, 1 Gulf Air, 1 Iran Air, 1 Saudi Arabia, 1 Kuwait Airlines, Royal Jordanian, 7 Tunisian, 1 Egypt Air, Lebanese(MEA), 5

Distribution of aerial terrorism - American and Western Airliners: Turkish Airlines, 6 KLM, TWA, 8 Pan Am, 7 El Al/Arkia 16 Air France, 6 American Airlines, United, British Airlines, Lufthansa, 4

distribution of 'immediate action' incidents 1968-4: 'Fundamental period' 'Moderate period' Number of 'immediate action' incidents:1968-4 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 199 199 1991 199 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 198 198 1981 198 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 197 197 1971 197 1969 1968 Number of casualties resulting of 'immediate action' incidents: 1968-4 1 9 8 7 85 1 16 96 7 175 18 16 17 7 9 1 449 41 1 59 8 1 9 89 4 8 47 4 1 6 5 4 1 4 1 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 199 199 1991 199 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 198 198 1981 198 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 197 197 1971 197 1969 1968 Distribution of incidents per terrorist organizations :

Number of incidents Organization 1 PFLP 11 Amal- Lebanese Shiite organization 8 Fatah 8 PFLP-GC 7 Al -Qaeda 7 Khalistani/ Sikh terrorists 6 ANYLP (Arab Nationalist Youth for the Liberation of Palestine) 5 Abu Nidal (ANO) 5 Eritrean Liberation Front (ELF) 5 Hezbullah 5 Checnyans 4 UNITA 4 PFLP-Waddi Haddad faction 4 Black September 4 Japanese Red Army (JRA) 4 FARC 4 SPLA- Sudanese People's Liberation Army 4 Abkhazian separatists 4 Congolese rebels 4 LTTE/ELAM-Tamil Tigers Lybian affiliation Colombian M-19 group Croatian National Movement CREB-Salvadoran Leftists and Puerto Rican Independistas Afghan/Hezb-I Islami affiliation Arab Liberation Front for Eritrea (ALFE) Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) Joshua Nkomo's Zimbabwe Peoples Revolution Army (ZIPRA) 1 15 May Abu Ibrahim faction 1 Abu Mussa faction 1 GIA Armed Islamic Group 1 HUM-Harakat ul- Mujahidin Islamic affiliated group 1 Alianca Libertadora Nacional (ALN) 1 FSLN (South America) 1 Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) 1 The Jordanian National Liberation Movement 1 Organization of Victims of Zionist Occupation (Palestinian affiliation) 1 Turkish Liberation Army (TPLA) 1 al Zulfikar (Pakistani affiliation) 1 Jihad Commando Group (Indonesian affiliation) 1 DHKP-C (Turkish nationalist) 1 Kashmiri militants affilated to Hizbul-Mujahidden 1 Tanzanian Revolutionary Youth Movement 1 Black Brigade- Lebanese affiliation 1 North Korean affiliation 1 Ansar Allahh Lebanese group 1 ELN 1 El Condor- (exiled Cubans ) 1 Huto rebels 1 Baluchistan Students Federation 4 No established affiliation and/or acting alone Distribution of types of attack and types of aircraft:

Total Incidents per aircraft MANPADS Air sabotage Ground attack Ground sabotage Ground hijacking Air hijacking Aerial Suicide mission Other/ Unknown type of attack Aircraft and type of attack market with '*' is a single attack of the LTTE on Bandranaike International airport ( 4 July 1). Since it is considered as one attack, is is counted as one incident, despite the destruction/ damage of five Airbus aircraft. Type of Incident Type of aircraft 1 1 1 1 7 Airbus A- 1 1 Airbus A-1 * * 1 Airbus A-* * Airbus A-* 1* Airbus A-4* 1 1 Antonov 4 1 Antonov 6 1 1 AVRO RJ-1 BAC-1-11 1 1 Beechcraft 199D 4 1 Boeing 7B 6 6 1 1 17 Boeing 77 4 1 1 1 1 18 Boeing 77 19 1 1 15 Boeing 77 4 1 1 Boeing 757 Boeing 767 17 7 1 9 Boeing 747 1 1 Boeing 777 6 1 1 4 Caravelle 1 1 Cesna 1 1 Convair 99A 1 1 Convair 58 1 1 C-46 1 1 C-1 DC- 1 1 DASH-7 5 1 4 DC-8 9 1 8 DC-9 4 1 1 DC-1 1 1 Embraer 11 1 1 Falcon 5 1 Fokker F-7 1 1 Fokker 5 1 1 Hawker 748 1 1 Illushin 18 1 1 Lockheed L-111 1 1 MD-8 5 1 1 1 Tupolev 14 5 1 1 Tupolev 154 1 1 Tupolev 156 1 VC-1 1 1 Viscount 8 1 1 Viscount 78-D 1 1 Viscount 748-D 1 1 YAK - 4 4 1 Helicopter 6 1 1 1 Other aircraft 198 14 11 115 7 4 Total incidents