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The TAT is just where they hung their bag full of confiscated material, 40s of refreshment, bonus checks for staying on the job 3 weeks in a row and end of the day donuts/bagels/etc while they did an inspection looking for a way in..... No way anyone did much scalin'.
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Originally Posted by 145Driver
(Post 446762)
Unbelievable...and not because it's a nun...
What is so unbelievable? |
Originally Posted by Noseeums
(Post 446747)
Well you see...
Pitot-static probes are sharp metal objects... so they had to go. As did any antennas and static dischargers... Next was the fuel. Drained to 3oz. Now you're safe for flight! A job well-done TSA!
Originally Posted by ERJ135
(Post 446770)
Quote: ""Our inspector was following routine procedure for securing the aircraft that were on the tarmac," Montenegro told ABCNews.com." LOL! Really? |
Originally Posted by whiskey72
(Post 446793)
How about the word BREAK. If you are going to insult someone for their education, it would be helpful to check your remarks for proper spelling.
I agree this is a moronic idea, but with that statement, you are trying to light a fire with wet matches son. LOL |
Originally Posted by ERJ135
(Post 446769)
The guys on the Eagle board have been supposedly have been trying to get the media informed over this I'll post your email over there.
So on another note, if i'd have to guess why these guys broke pitot tubes. I'm guessing they couldn't access the aircraft through jetbridge so they decided to try from the ramp using the pitot tubes as something to try to climb up on the plane. Wonder when ppl will get fed up with this and you know damn good and well the higher ups at the TSA know whats going on and continue to ignore it . |
Originally Posted by DYNASTY HVY
(Post 446856)
Why is it that the TSA at times reminds me of Police Academy?:eek:
Wonder when ppl will get fed up with this and you know damn good and well the higher ups at the TSA know whats going on and continue to ignore it . |
Funny you guys schould mention the TSA because i could have swore I saw what looked like SWAT hanging out at an Amtrak terminal on the news about 2-3 weeks ago.
Of course it only took them about aheeem :rolleyes:6 years to catch up lol. |
Originally Posted by Flyboydan
(Post 446595)
I'll call this thread BS. Since that matter would be criminal; breaking and entering, trespassing and destruction of property, was any law enforcement involved?
Sorry Flyboy... it is true... here is the ABC news article for you http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=5613502&page=1 |
Originally Posted by cessna157
(Post 446620)
TSA is not permitted to open any aircraft doors, nationwide. They are permitted to enter an aircraft that was left open, but they are not to operate any levers, handles, etc to gain access to an aircraft.
Tell it to these folks.... apparently this is "routine procedures" for TSA now http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=5613502&page=1 |
Originally Posted by Mason32
(Post 446863)
Tell it to these folks.... apparently this is "routine procedures" for TSA now
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=5613502&page=1 Maybe it's time they got a uniformed nation wide policy and procedure thing going and one that prevents them from out right law breaking as they did at ORD. |
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