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SANTA CLARA (CBS SF) The city of San Jose will not pursue criminal charges safety records international airlines against a teen boy who snuck into the wheel well of an airliner early Sunday and survived a five-hour flight to Hawaii, San Jose Mineta International safety records international airlines Airport officials said.
The city-owned airport, known as SJC, has obtained video surveillance footage of an unidentified person walking onto the airport ramp in the darkness Sunday morning and approaching a Hawaiian Airlines Boeing 767, according to SJC spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes.
safety records international airlines The boy, who is 15 years old, jumped safety records international airlines a perimeter fence early Sunday and entered the wheel well of the Boeing aircraft with no idea where the plane was going, FBI Special Agent in Honolulu Tom Simon said.
His intention was simply to run away from his family home in Santa Clara, he did not know the city the plane would take off to or that he would have to fly over the Pacific Ocean to get there, Simon said.
She mentioned that the airport safety records international airlines would be working on its security organization with San Jose police and the TSA. She admitted that “no system is 100 percent and it is possible to scale an airport fence line, especially under cover of darkness, and remain undetected.”
The FBI decided earlier on Monday against filing federal charges against the stowaway after determining he posed no danger to civil aviation and did not intend to threaten the flight, safety records international airlines according to Simon.