TSA Kills the Opt Out Option
Don't want to go through the "Advanced Imaging Technology" (AIT) screening at a TSA checkpoint? Up until last week they were easy enough to avoid...
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Hey, TSA, can I get my knife back now??
The TSA is revising carry-on restrictions at the end of April with the most notable change that small knives will be permitted on board again....
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TSA patches more holes, causes more car crashes
Two interesting bits this morning about the TSA, both focused on how the Agency might actually be doing more harm than good in their efforts...
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Confirmation of the gaping hole in TSA Pre✓
A couple weeks ago the discussion about TSA and their flawed implementation of the PreCheck program was all about how passengers could potentially see whether...
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Giving up on the anti-TSA market segment
Normally news of a tiny local airline which most folks have never heard of shifting its operations from one terminal to another doesn’t make the...
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TSA plans a field trip to the Olympics
Passengers in the United Kingdom for the Olympics this summer may get a dose of US security theatre. Sky News is reporting that agents from...
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A new take on courtesy, dignity and respect from the TSA
My Monday morning was, all things considered, a pretty good one. Sure, I was in coach for the LAX-EWR redeye, but I made it into...
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Congress to force private screeners on the TSA
When the TSA assumed responsibility for screening passengers at airports one of the provisions in the law allowed for private screeners to be used rather...
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The title isn’t the problem; incompetence is
This week’s efforts to reign in the catastrophe that is the TSA comes in the form of a bill introduced with 25 co-sponsors in the...
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Happy birthday, TSA!
Today is the TSA‘s 10th birthday and there are celebrations all around the country. Passengers everywhere are feting the organization for their polite, respectful and...