Yes, it's a trade off. I expect rural residents would put a high priority on keeping a regular airline service and would regard the risk from terrorists as very low.
Yes. But the risk for flights from small centres is very much less, even if simply because of the much smaller number of passengers. And this risk has to be balanced against the probability of losing the airline service altogether. For many of these towns it would also mean losing a lot of services supplied by FIFO medical specialists etc.
John
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1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
Yes, it's a trade off. I expect rural residents would put a high priority on keeping a regular airline service and would regard the risk from terrorists as very low.
Just make sure you pack the small toothpaste tube and not the big one or you may be suspected of being a terrorist.
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