The European Commision's Commission's aviation experts met in are meeting Thursday, according to commission spokeman spokesman Fabio Pirotta.

" It's It is a meeting of the avivation aviation security comety committee and they are meeting to take sock stock of the situation following the incidence in St. Harbon of incidents that happened over the holidays. "

While Pirotta will would not say excately exactly what the community committee will address. Full-body , full body scanners are likely to be on the agenda. European nations are diveided divided as to whether expliot to the deploy them in airports. Officials from some countries, like Germany has its help like have cited health and privacy issuseissues.

The Netherlands and Britain has have announced they will saw install scanners in the coming weeks.

Barbara HellferishHellfferich, another commision spokepersoncommission spokesperson, says there are currently no European Union rules preventing member states for from introducing full-body scanner body scanners and the European's European commission's position is clear.

" It considers body scanners, if they meet the health standards and security standards, as a useful additional truth tool provided they do not constrict any contradict existing European legislation. "