Originally Posted by
okazon69
Absolutely. The airport security experience in Canada is far more human. Nobody barking at you, no aggressive screeners, no power trips. Common sense applies in most cases. If you're flying anywhere except to the US you can keep your shoes on. If you have NEXUS, you only go through a WTMD.
Thanks. So, in Canada, two levels of "security," one for flights to U.S., one for all others.
As for flights to U.S., is it any different from flights from or within U.S.? Is there an additional "security" check, or is it a substituted one?
It's remarkable that one country is able to require all airlines/airports with flights to that country, to change the way they treat certain of their customers.