Originally Posted by
eyecue
The key to what you say is that you learned that there arent many of these, but there are some. It is the people on this board that keep saying that TSA should treat them as a haz mat if they are going to not allow them on the airplane. To this I say that it is not practical and not required by law.
Hang on a sec here. Maybe we're dipping into semantics, but why does SAT TSA
go through all the HAZMAT trouble, whereas DEN treats it like a waffle cone?
Seriously, and I'm not trying to pick on you or anyone other TSAer, but it either goes "kaboom" or it doesn't. You know as well as anyone that manpower and resources are dwindling everywhere with the TSA. So why does other TSA outlets go through the time and resources to train folks to handle this?