While I generally laud any action that makes fools of the aviation security establishment, I cannot support OP's suggestion of flying using an alias, unless:
a) alias is going to be earning and redeeming frequent flyer miles
b) OP is in some kind of OJ - trash the bloody glove and get out of dodge type situation.
Originally Posted by
studentff
But any person who was willing to do something "wrong" could either just get a fake ID or book a ticket under a fake name but print up a fake BP with their real name on it to use at the TSA's ID checker. Since TSA doesn't verify that boarding passes or real or log name of people who pass the checkpoint, there would be no record of travel under the real name. This has been discussed here and elsewhere before.
Bingo!