And he's not an explosives expert. I ve seen electronic equipment in your warehouse. It was a bomb concealed inside a radio that destroyed Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. If it is packed in a radio, I doubt. I cannot open, let s say a radio.
Nobody opens the mail either.
Thousands of tons of mail are carried on passenger airplanes every year. But despite those findings and the fact that in 1979 a mail bomb aboard an American Airlines plane actually exploded, the U.S. Mail goes onto passenger planes everyday almost entirely unchecked. George Kovach works for the postal service in Denver. Packages that come in now are not X-rayed or checked for any suspicions at all. Only if a package is suspicious through identification as a handler handles it, it will be handed over to the Postal Inspection Service for further identification.