The OP asked:
Originally Posted by
sbrower
Am I correct that it is still easy to use somone else's ticket for domestic travel? I am not posting the method here, but it seems to me that it would be really easy, unless I am missing something. (I am not talking about using any fake id.)
I answered:
... will get you arrested more than likely. There are 2 ID checks between the main airport doors and the aircraft, failing at either will get the local police called.
To which you state:
Originally Posted by
studentff
What crime? It's been established that for 99% of domestic USA flights, a passenger who is not on the blacklist could present a *real* BP (refundable ticket) or gate pass with their *real* ID at TSA's TDC, and then get on the plane using the other person's BP without a second look as long as the gender matches the perceived gender of the other person.
Which of course has nothing to do with my answer to the OP’s question.
And the second question in the thread directed to me is:
Originally Posted by
NY-FLA
Arrested and charged with what?
For which another poster provides the answer:
Originally Posted by
janetdoe
18 U.S.C. 1036(a)(4),(b)(1): ATTEMPTED ENTRY BY FALSE PRETENSE TO SECURE AREA OF AIRPORT.
But for which I provide:
49 C.F.R. § 1540.107 Submission to screening and inspection.
No individual may enter a sterile area or board an aircraft without submitting to the screening and inspection of his or her person and accessible property in accordance with the procedures being applied to control access to that area or aircraft under this subchapter.
[67 FR 41639, June 19, 2002]
When another poster jumps in with:
Originally Posted by
marklyon
None of which is violated if you pass through the checkpoint with a ticket in your own name that you later cancel, or a gate pass.
Which is again off topic of the original post and something for which I did not provide any information nor was asked about.
With which another poster replies:
Originally Posted by
ND Sol
How does that in the least govern the presentation of id at the checkpoint? (BTW, your reference to 2002 is way out of date. That section was revised in 2008.)
49 C.F.R. §1540.107(a) requires that no individual may enter a sterile area or board an aircraft without submitting to the screening and inspection of his or her person and accessible property. So what does that entail? 49 C.F.R. §1540.5 defines "screening function" as "the inspection of individuals and property for weapons, explosives, and incendiaries." No TDC ID requirements here. Care to try again?
But you missed 49 C.F.R. 1540.107 Sub-part B (c) which states:
“An individual may not enter a sterile area or board an aircraft if the individual does not present a verifying identity document as defined in §1560.3 of this chapter, when requested for purposes of watch list matching under §1560.105(c), unless otherwise authorized by TSA on a case-by-case basis.”
Which is current as of 9/26/2012.
http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text...2.10.4&idno=49
Originally Posted by
ND Sol
Ron, don't want to try again or admit your practice of law leaves something to be desired?
Good enough? And I have never said I practice law, only that I can read it and understand what I read. Better than some here that's for sure.