Wednesday, 5 December 2012

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

As we’ve discussed before,TSA’s screening procedures change regularly based on the latest intelligence. Pat-downs have long been one of the many security measures TSA and virtually every other nation has used in its risk-based approach to help detect hidden and dangerous items such as explosives like the one we saw in the failed terrorist attack last Christmas Day.Pat-downs are primarily used to resolve alarms that occur at a walk-through metal detector,if an anomaly is detected during screening with advanced imaging technology (AIT), or during random screening.If one of those situations arises,you will be given a pat-down before you're able to continue on to your flight.Pat-downs are also given to passengers who opt out of screening by AIT or walk-through metal detectors.There’s nothing punitive about it-it just makes good security sense.And the weapons and other dangerous and prohibited items we’ve found during pat downs speak to this. 

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

Tsa Pat Down Procedures

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