Baggage search
Nov 17, 2004 | 6:37 am
#16
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 75
Originally Posted by studentff
I suspect what is happening is that there are some less-than-professional screeners that see a locked bag and "retaliate" by searching it "randomly" even if the scan doesn't warrant it. These are probably the same screeners who retaliate against pax that decline to remove non-profile shoes by sending them to secondary. Either that or they just enjoy using lock-cutters.
The tie wraps are probably less obvious.
I''ve always been tempted to take a small safe to the airport and check it as baggage. It's within my airline's weight limit for bags, but no way TSA has a tool to break it open.
The tie wraps are probably less obvious.
I''ve always been tempted to take a small safe to the airport and check it as baggage. It's within my airline's weight limit for bags, but no way TSA has a tool to break it open.
That is easy. If it alarms and we can't open it or the passenger does not return to open it the bag or in your case the safe doesn't not go on the aircraft. It is turned over to the airlines an a report is filed
