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Last fall, Barbara S. Peterson applied to work as a Transportation Security Administration screener. Her mission: to investigate reports that despite a 5-year, $20B overhaul of the passenger screening system, checkpoint personnel are failing at the job. Being hired was only her first surprise.
an actor in this security theater tells all
more reasons to avoid airports that try to be profit centers
visualization is going to become the biggest challenge of all, with so many data sources
john kasarda wants to move the airport into the center of the city. the new bangkok airport will have more traffic than all the 3 airports in NYC.
dunno who thought denver would be a good hub given how often it is inoperable. awesome shot, though. makes me wonder how these could be rectified and overlaid on a map 🙂
SmallBusiness.com none in MA, figures.
sitting in Rapid City Airport, using their complementary wifi, i am wondering whether there will be a renaissance of the regional airport. hassle-free checkin, short lines, an absence of constant “security announcements” and the quiet of a place that does not want to be a mall make you feel as close to flying a private jet as reasonably possible. a new generation of planes and a departure from the hub concept might make this a reality in the next few years.
i couldn’t resist and bought the monzoon package for ZRH airport. off to SFO in 30 min. should be a blast.
Gregor J. Rothfuss 