Those TSA lines: in most cities, they’ve shrunk
August 30, 2016
The huge TSA screening backups of earlier this spring and summer appear to have largely melted through increased staffing, and initiatives by airports and airlines.
The huge TSA screening backups of earlier this spring and summer appear to have largely melted through increased staffing, and initiatives by airports and airlines.
Added agents and overtime have helped bring down the long security lines that last month stretched to hours and stranded travelers.
The ongoing crisis of short staffing and long lines has now led to 450 American Airlines passengers missing evening flights at Chicago O’Hare.
TSA lines are getting very long again at many airports, with passengers told to allow 3 hours at some. At Atlanta, the solution is part of the problem.
The airlines have their bag fees, change fees, seat fees, and so forth. The government has its taxes of various kinds and security fees and airport improvement fees. So what’s left for a poor airport to do? Well, some of Britain’s airports are now…
Marilyn Hartman seems to have a need to fly, and no intention of bothering with mundane issues such as tickets or security. The 63-year-old California woman has a long history as a serial stowaway, and a number of arrests while trying. Considering how…
The huge TSA screening backups of earlier this spring and summer appear to have largely melted through increased staffing, and
Added agents and overtime have helped bring down the long security lines that last month stretched to hours and stranded travelers.
The ongoing crisis of short staffing and long lines has now led to 450 American Airlines passengers missing evening flights at Chicago O’Hare.
TSA lines are getting very long again at many airports, with passengers told to allow 3 hours at some. At Atlanta, the solution is part of the problem.
The airlines have their bag fees, change fees, seat fees, and so forth. The government has its taxes of various kinds and security fees and airport improvement fees. So what’s left for a poor airport to do? Well, some of Britain’s airports are now…
Marilyn Hartman seems to have a need to fly, and no intention of bothering with mundane issues such as tickets or security. The 63-year-old California woman has a long history as a serial stowaway, and a number of arrests while trying. Considering how…