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Segments Sep 17, 2014 11:16 am
Originally Posted by Feorlen (Post 23406322)
I just got a nasty look from a TSA agent when I accompanied my husband to the id check station, I was ordered to get back in the line. Since when?

I asked how this worked for families with children and was told that one parent and one child can go at a time. Well I guess it's good that parents don't travel with more than one child each, huh?
Do you and your husband share an ID? :D Not sure why you expected anything that what occurred.

Loren Pechtel Sep 17, 2014 5:43 pm
Originally Posted by Segments (Post 23540977)
Do you and your husband share an ID? :D Not sure why you expected anything that what occurred.
Because many of us have gone to the ID check together and had no problem. If anything I would prefer to accompany her as at that point I'm hauling her rollaboard, I don't want the TSA goon thinking I've got too much baggage. When we are together and they can see I'm hauling two and she's got zero it's clear what's going on.

Segments Sep 18, 2014 7:31 am
Originally Posted by Loren Pechtel (Post 23542763)
Because many of us have gone to the ID check together and had no problem. If anything I would prefer to accompany her as at that point I'm hauling her rollaboard, I don't want the TSA goon thinking I've got too much baggage. When we are together and they can see I'm hauling two and she's got zero it's clear what's going on.
I guess that makes sense if your wife is dependent on you to carry her bags.

Loren Pechtel Sep 18, 2014 1:19 pm
Originally Posted by Segments (Post 23545146)
I guess that makes sense if your wife is dependent on you to carry her bags.
She can carry them but it's hard for her.

gobluetwo Sep 19, 2014 7:17 am
Originally Posted by Segments (Post 23540977)
Do you and your husband share an ID? :D Not sure why you expected anything that what occurred.
On the contrary, I don't see why one would NOT expect to be able to stay with one's spouse.

FlyerTalker55 Sep 19, 2014 8:00 am
My wife and I were arriving NAS and approached separately. The agents there gave me a deeply disapproving look, then questioned me as to why we didn't stay together with some suspicion. Meh.

exerda Sep 19, 2014 9:00 am
Originally Posted by FliesWay2Much (Post 23410488)
Where Mrs Flies and I have always gone up to the passport control booth together in the U.S. And overseas.
We usually do the same, with a few exceptions. IIRC, at BKK, the agent requested one at a time, and this past week at GVA, so did the agent there.


Originally Posted by Segments (Post 23540977)
Do you and your husband share an ID? :D Not sure why you expected anything that what occurred.
Uh, because they're traveling together?


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