Practical Travel Safety Issues - unplugged metal detector at JFK T7




bob_the_d
Jun 25, 12, 11:57 pm
http://gawker.com/5921141/massive-flight-delay-at-jfk-after-tsa-agent-fails-to-notice-metal-detector-not-plugged-in

hah this is so foolish i thought it wasn't real.

anyone flying out of JFK get caught up in this?


Ocn Vw 1K
Jun 25, 12, 11:58 pm
Please follow as the thread moves to the appropriate travel security forum. Ocn Vw 1K, Moderator, United.

Palal
Jun 26, 12, 6:35 am
I love the language of this (http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/queens/unplugged_tsa_airhead_triggers_jfk_kKxMANCPErCWn6K LfDbbVI) article.


TheStinger
Jun 26, 12, 9:07 am
I find it a little disconcerting that the same people who are being trained to risk assess passengers in the security line are so adept at their job that they fail to notice a non-functioning metal detector.

I think it would be number one or two on the checklist of operating a metal detector.

1) Is your apparatus on and functioning?

2) If yes, proceed with passenger checks. If no, turn on apparatus.

Seems likely that you should know the status of the apparatus you are controlling. I don't sit at home looking at a black screen on my TV wondering why there is nothing on today.

cordelli
Jun 26, 12, 10:26 am
Already being discussed here

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/checkpoints-borders-policy-debate/1359795-terminal-dump-jfk-7-a.html

squeakr
Jun 26, 12, 11:24 am
This one is closed

thanks

squeakr

co Mod TS/S



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