Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) and Jamaica's Prime Minister Bruce Golding (R) hold a news conference at Sangster International Airport after a would-be hijacker surrendered in Montego Bay, April 20 2009. The suspect, surrendered to the authorities on Monday after releasing the last of more than 180 hostages he seized hours earlier aboard a Canadian charter jet owned by CanJet. REUTERS/Andrew Smith (JAMAICA) 

Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) and Jamaica's Prime Minister Bruce Golding (R) hold a news conference at Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, Jamaica, April 20 2009. A man surrendered to the authorities on Monday after releasing the last of more than 180 hostages he seized hours earlier aboard a Canadian charter jet owned by CanJet. REUTERS/Andrew Smith (JAMAICA TRANSPORT CONFLICT SOCIETY POLITICS) 

The CanJet airplane hijacked on April 19 sits on the tarmac at Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, Jamaica, April 20, 2009. A man surrendered to the authorities on Monday after releasing the last of more than 180 hostages he seized hours earlier aboard the Canadian charter jet. REUTERS/Andrew Smith (JAMAICA TRANSPORT CONFLICT SOCIETY)