Known Crewmember Uniform Restriction
#12
You mean straight through like all the people that work at the Starbucks, Wolfgang Puck, newstand, shoeshine, barber, PGA Shop, Brookstone, etc......?
#13
Your "crew ID" is not government issued.
Also, it is not a valid form of identification unless you are in uniform.
That's the rule and how dare you question the TSA's authority
My guess on the uniform requirement is to prevent the TSA from having to deal with all the "how come they can go straight, carry coffee, have more than X bags, etc, through security and not me" type of questions from the flying public.
Also, it is not a valid form of identification unless you are in uniform.
That's the rule and how dare you question the TSA's authority
My guess on the uniform requirement is to prevent the TSA from having to deal with all the "how come they can go straight, carry coffee, have more than X bags, etc, through security and not me" type of questions from the flying public.
TSA: ID Requirements for Airport Checkpoints
#14
I am convinced the creation of TSA is a conspiracy to reduce the number of pilots in the workforce thru frustration, firings, mass quitting and other methods of attrition... they are idiots, in the truest meaning of the word... and evidence the government can't do anything right.
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I am convinced the creation of TSA is a conspiracy to reduce the number of pilots in the workforce thru frustration, firings, mass quitting and other methods of attrition... they are idiots, in the truest meaning of the word... and evidence the government can't do anything right.
Did I forget to mention - my wife works for the TSA
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