TSA: We're here when we're here, not necessarily when you need us

Mike · Oct 2, 2011

Another example of why security should be returned to airline & local control ...

Argus Leader: Streamlining air security

Flying late? They go home at 8:00.

Argus Leader said:

Now, Moberly hopes to work more closely with airline staff, saying security will remain open until all passengers are physically present at the gate.
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Not sure how they can reconcile that with this ....

Argus Leader said:

But security will not necessarily stay open until a flight leaves ...
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Given that there's only a 15 minute spread between the two.

Argus Leader said:

Becky Hudson said she is happy to hear about the policy change. She flies through Sioux Falls at least once a month and said she had no idea security closed before the last flight left. It was 10 p.m. on a Monday in August when she realized security was closed and there was no way her niece would catch her 11:30 p.m. delayed flight home to Phoenix.

So Hudson and her 21-year-old niece - boarding pass in hand - had to drive back to Brookings and get on a different airline's flight the following day.
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nachtnebel · Oct 2, 2011

better a retry for the following day for her than getting felt over by a male clerk.

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