Security To Get Even Tighter?
As strict as airport security seems, there are still a lot of glitches. Government investigators wanted to test the strength of airline security and managed to smuggle in liquid explosives and detonators, which are now banned, without getting caught.
"The investigators learned about the components to make an improvised explosive device and an improvised incendiary device on the Internet and purchased the parts at local stores, said the report by the Government Accountability Office," NBC News reported. "Investigators were able to purchase the components for the two devices for under $150, and they studied the published guidelines for screening to determine how to conceal the prohibited items as they went through checkpoint security."
I'm not sure if this report is meant to alarm travelers that security isn't tight enough, but it makes me concerned that thing will get even tighter, and that the screening procedure will be more tedious and a lot more invasive than it already is. For frequents travelers, this is just ridiculous!
"The investigators learned about the components to make an improvised explosive device and an improvised incendiary device on the Internet and purchased the parts at local stores, said the report by the Government Accountability Office," NBC News reported. "Investigators were able to purchase the components for the two devices for under $150, and they studied the published guidelines for screening to determine how to conceal the prohibited items as they went through checkpoint security."
I'm not sure if this report is meant to alarm travelers that security isn't tight enough, but it makes me concerned that thing will get even tighter, and that the screening procedure will be more tedious and a lot more invasive than it already is. For frequents travelers, this is just ridiculous!
Trend Themes
1. Improving Airport Security Measures - Opportunity to develop advanced screening technologies and detection systems to prevent the smuggling of banned items like explosives and detonators.
2. Enhancing Cybersecurity in Transportation - Opportunity to strengthen cybersecurity measures to prevent online accessibility to information on how to create dangerous devices, improving airport security.
3. Streamlining Checkpoint Screening Procedures - Opportunity to develop efficient and less invasive screening procedures to minimize inconvenience for frequent travelers while maintaining high levels of security.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Developing innovative screening technologies, detection systems, and cybersecurity measures for the transportation industry.
2. Security - Offering advanced security solutions for airports and transportation systems, focusing on preventing the smuggling of dangerous items and enhancing cybersecurity.
3. Travel and Hospitality - Introducing streamlined and efficient checkpoint screening procedures to enhance the travel experience while ensuring robust security measures.
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