AER Lingus could face sanctions from US authorities if it fails to comply fully with federal security instructions, former airline chief Willie Walsh has warned.
Walsh, now director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), said airlines operating transatlantic routes must follow American aviation security requirements promptly or risk fines or operational restrictions.
His comments come amid renewed scrutiny of airline procedures when dealing with passenger removals on US-bound flights.
Under US aviation law, federal agencies and airport security officials have broad powers, and airlines are expected to act without delay when instructed.
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