The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 4956

Therefore, Charlie’s plan was to sneak into Bergen International Airport before the plane landed to keep an eye on this plane as well as the people and cargo unloaded from this plane to see where their destination was and who their target truly was.

Although Bergen was the second largest city in Northern Europe, its population size was only a few hundred thousand, after all. So, the size of Bergen International Airport was not too large.

The airport was built near the sea with a north-south runway and a terminal that was located in the center of the airport. The aircraft and logistics areas were located at the top and bottom of the terminal building.

Since Northern Europe was one of the European Union countries, almost all of Bergen’s international flights were from countries within the European Union, and the customs administration was relatively loose. There were little to almost no strict entry inspections for the passengers or cargo of international flights landing here.

There were only three normal entry and exit paths in the airport. One was for normal passengers to pass through the terminal, one was the passage for internal staff, and the other was a specialized entrance and exit for cargo.

The airport security was also very streamlined. The entire airport was mostly surrounded by iron fences with steel razor barbed wire and security monitoring equipment, which were the most important security measures here.

As for the security personnel, the overall scale was small, and patrols were not active. In most cases, there were people in the monitoring room watching the monitoring and security equipment so that they could rush in to deal with any immediate situation.

However, due to the increasingly advanced security equipment, even if there were no personnel patrolling the area, almost no one could secretly pass through the monitoring of these equipment, so there were almost no illegal intrusions at the airport.

Even if there were occasional people who would try to enter the airport interior through the peripheral security measures, they would be identified accurately by the security equipment. The security personnel would often receive an alert as soon as such a person approaches. When they arrived, the person would often still be on the iron fence, trying to find a way to break through the sharp razor-barbed wire.

Therefore, even if an ordinary person wanted to sneak into the airport, there was basically no chance of success at all.

Of course, this was before Charlie.

The three-meter-high iron fence was useless to Charlie.