And get frisked then busted because they know you were trying to pull a fast one. :banghead:
You know what really ticks me off about TSA? Its the inconsitencies at every airport. Saturday afternoon, I was at ONT trying to jump to PHX. I got to the security checkpoint and was turned around to go get a security document. Today I'm at PHX airport (jumping to OAK). I go get a security pass and wait in line (in uniform) with all the other passengers. When I get to the TSA agent, she tells me that I could have just went through the employee line. I told her that I wasn't on duty and she says it didn't matter. She didn't even check my security document. She just looked at my ID. Waiting in line to get to the kiosk for the security document cost me about 30 minutes.
You know what really ticks me off about TSA? Its the inconsitencies at every airport. Saturday afternoon, I was at ONT trying to jump to PHX. I got to the security checkpoint and was turned around to go get a security document. Today I'm at PHX airport (jumping to OAK). I go get a security pass and wait in line (in uniform) with all the other passengers. When I get to the TSA agent, she tells me that I could have just went through the employee line. I told her that I wasn't on duty and she says it didn't matter. She didn't even check my security document. She just looked at my ID. Waiting in line to get to the kiosk for the security document cost me about 30 minutes.
I guess I can't complain too much because it's a free ride, but it can be so frustrating sometimes.
So, let's say I'm commuting for a 4 day starting the next morning. Why should I have to pack an extra uniform just so my Crest or contact solution doesn't get tossed by TSA? We don't HAVE the option of checking bags like passengers do.
If they want to take their toothpaste or contact solution, they can toss it in a bag and check it. I don't know about you, but I don't feel like going to baggage claim every time I commute in.
Also, I don't know why on earth you'd need an extra uniform shirt to get through security, go to the men's room and change into a polo. It's a tried and true method, and if the TSA has a problem with me doing it, they can (you know the rest)
Actually, the rest is fine you $30,000 and bust you with a federal felony charge.
It's happened more then you think.
I searched and couldn't find anything about it being against the rules or anyone being punished for it. Got any links?Actually, the rest is fine you $30,000 and bust you with a federal felony charge.
It's happened more then you think.
I'm hard pressed to believe a solid lawyer wouldn't be able to get you off scot-free anyway.
They'll most likely make a rule that states that the CrewPASS can only be used if on duty.
They'll most likely make a rule that states that the CrewPASS can only be used if on duty.
They'll most likely make a rule that states that the CrewPASS can only be used if on duty.
I've seen nothing so far that suggests such a requirement.Yea, I was about to say that. Suck it up nonrevs! :tease: