TSA's new screening policy on Sept. 11.
#1
TSA's new screening policy on Sept. 11.
"While screeners won't be subjected to searches, airline pilots will still have to go through security screening checkpoints. "
source: 9NEWS.com | Colorado's Online News Leader | Airport screeners bypassing security
sidenote:
"It cost $12 million to outfit the TSA's 43,000 employees with the new uniforms and badges."
source: 9NEWS.com | Colorado's Online News Leader | Airport screeners bypassing security
sidenote:
"It cost $12 million to outfit the TSA's 43,000 employees with the new uniforms and badges."
#4
Sounds like something Bill O'Reilly ought to get ahold of and bring out a few of the comments in that story - especially related to the quote above and the assertation that they should use their resources where the threat is - - -the aircrew included? With TSA agents having brought drugs, cash, and weapon on board within the last year - how many pilots have done the same?
Sounds like something the unions should make public and raise heck with the public!
USMCFLYR
Sounds like something the unions should make public and raise heck with the public!
USMCFLYR
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Unless you're flying armed, every other LEGITIMATE federal law enforcement officer has to go through security. Even if you have your credentials, you still have to go through security. This policy is a farce.
Badges setting off metal detectors. What a sorry and pitiful justification.
Badges setting off metal detectors. What a sorry and pitiful justification.
#10
Really? You might want to do some research..... The FFDO program is administered by the TSA.... I wouldn't exactly feel too comfortable with the TSA "having my back." Especially considering how much the TSA hates their own program.
Last edited by AirArney; 09-18-2008 at 12:01 PM. Reason: spelling
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