The government document notes that from 2023 the requirement will become mandatory for new aircraft,
"Provide equipment for vehicles,in operation, technical means of ensuring transport security, providing: video detection of objects of video surveillance in the cabin of the vehicle and on the paths to the cabin (cabin) of the vehicle, video monitoring of objects of video surveillance in the cabin of the vehicle, ”the document says. Materials taken in the aircraft cabin must be stored for at least 30 days.
Nose-like electronic sensor will detect coronavirus carriers
This is not the first requirement of the installation authoritiescameras and an online broadcasting system - this rule was established by the Ministry of Transport back in 2011. However, for several years the airline did not fulfill it, and the department did not require it to be done. Only in 2016, Rostransnadzor began to fine airlines for lack of video cameras.
The new initiative is related to fines - namelyafter that, the Ministry of Transport submitted to the State Duma a bill on the transfer of requirements to 2019, and in 2018 the government by its decree moved them to 2020-2025.
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