> in my experience, the TSA only really looks at your boarding pass I flew out of Boston Logan on Sunday. The TSA (?) guy just before X-Ray machine and free gr

> in my experience, the TSA only really looks at your boarding pass I flew out of Boston Logan on Sunday. The TSA (?) guy just before X-Ray machine and free groping took my passport and boarding pass, shining a little black light Maglite at my first name on the boarding pass and passport, put a check mark next to my first name on the boarding pass, and then proceeded to do the same for my last name. Black light was also shined on the flight number and a couple of other things, and each was check marked. He then turned to the next blank page in my passport and had a good look at that with his black light. Probably took less than 30 seconds, but he was very thorough in making sure my ID matched my boarding pass and neither had been tampered with.