Originally Posted by
supersix-4
I have come to this point of when I do commute, In uniform. I print out a boarding pass and keep it with me in the event that I get any hassle from some high school dropout on a powertrip.
Quick story:
You're a TSA agent working terminal security access. A gentleman in uniform who is dressed like a pilot comes up to you. You check his ID, and yep, it's authentic. You ask him for a boarding pass anyway. The pilot, in uniform, produces a boarding pass.
Ok, what behavior was just reenforced in that story?
A. pilots who are properly badged should be given access to security, regardless of what they are wearing or whether their airline serves the terminal they are attempting to access
B. properly badged pilots, including those in full uniform, should produce a boarding pass when accessing security
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Help make answer A standard, not B.
Thanks 'fdxbusdriver'.