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> Recently, Delta airlines designed and built, in only 2 months, a new style of TSA screening points that moves 30% faster [2]. Note that such security layouts
by gsnedders 10y ago
> Recently, Delta airlines designed and built, in only 2 months, a new style of TSA screening points that moves 30% faster [2].
Note that such security layouts are pretty much standard issue for any new installation in Europe, and have been for coming on for a decade now. (Also, in Europe, my experience is the belts are typically longer so you always have had multiple people loading trays at once, which I rarely see in the US.)
- ortusdux 10y agoExactly. Presumably the TSA has been aware of this new system for a decade and it took an airline, concerned over customer satisfaction, to pay to get the ball rolling.
- jandrese 10y agoThe bottleneck is the X-Ray itself though. When I fly the trays are always backed up waiting for their turn through the machine. Allowing more people to load trays doesn't help much.