MEREDITH TRAINA
wpix.com
Monday, Dec 28th, 2009
Airports nationwide are ramping up security following the botched attack of a Detroit bound airliner on Christmas day.
The Transportation Security Administration imposed a series of new
rules on Saturday that will likely lengthen travel time for passengers.
So far, the government has been vague about the new security
measures, saying that it wanted security screenings to be
“unpredictable.” Adding to the frustration, passengers will
likely not find the same measures at every airport.
Meanwhile, some airlines have released detailed information on their
newest restrictions, saying that passengers on international flights
coming to the United States will apparently have to remain in their
seats for the last hour of a flight, without any personal items on
their laps.
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