anyone try out this new technology at U's checkpoint?
LINK: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17296248/
Passengers selected for secondary screening by the device are asked to stand in set spots in front of the closet-sized X-ray unit with hands palms out, then turn around for a second screening from the back. The entire operation takes about a minute.
The machine will be tested for up to 90 days at a single checkpoint at Sky Harbor's largest terminal, which hosts US Airways and Southwest Airlines, two of the airlines with the most flights in and out of Phoenix.
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LINK: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17296248/
Passengers selected for secondary screening by the device are asked to stand in set spots in front of the closet-sized X-ray unit with hands palms out, then turn around for a second screening from the back. The entire operation takes about a minute.
The machine will be tested for up to 90 days at a single checkpoint at Sky Harbor's largest terminal, which hosts US Airways and Southwest Airlines, two of the airlines with the most flights in and out of Phoenix.
only stating opinions
Have any of you been thru the machine in sju? its tsa hands free...just blows puffs of air all over you..I got to see a comb over lift off!
