TSA is aware that the current liquid restrictions are a pain point for the public.
That is one reason why the agency is working aggressively to deploy technology that can detect liquid explosives.
The primary reason is: better security.
As the Middle Seat blog column stated yesterday, widespread deployment of new multi-view x-ray systems with an enhanced algorithm that detects specific liquids remains about a year away.
But the multi-view x-ray itself is a...
Response to “Bag Check” Cartoon
On the surface, this cartoon resonates with many passengers who’ve had to abandon their liquids or adjust their travel to adhere to TSA’s 3-1-1 liquid policy.This cartoon compares the...
Combining Security & Convenience: A Balancing Act
Media reports and security “experts” routinely ask if TSA really makes air travelers safer or if we are simply trying to make things more inconvenient in the name of security.Safety and...
Smooth...
Lotion is designed to keep you smooth, but apparently not smooth enough to fool our Millimeter Wave (MMW) machines. Recently, a passenger concealed a 4 oz. bottle of lotion on their person...
The Vigil
The Vigil, based on the Psalms, grants the listener an intimate and unusual look into Nevue's personal prayer life. The album chronicles the passage of a sleepless night, starting at about...
Beethoven Symphonies Nos. 6-9 Transcribed for Solo...
Second volume in a Dover series of Liszt's piano transcriptions of Beethoven's 9 symphonies includes Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68, "Pastorale"; Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92;...
TSA is aware that the current liquid restrictions are a pain point for the public.
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