The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) anticipates that its Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) would screen increasing numbers of passengers at airport checkpoints as travel volumes may exceed pre-pandemic levels.
Progress on investments and policies are being continued by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to enhance efficiency and improve the passenger experience and improve the passenger experience, including maintaining a near-constant recruiting effort to hire and train new officers on the frontline, needed to accommodate growing passenger volumes.
Also by increasing signage, public awareness, and civil penalties of up to nearly $15,000 to reduce the number of firearms at Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints.
Moreover, it also plans to invest in technology deployments that improve identity verification, prohibited items detection, and an algorithm update on the Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) that would substantially reduce false alarms and the number of unnecessary pat-downs.
However, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has also encouraged travelers to double-check their baggage before arriving at the airport.
Tags: Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Transportation Security Officers (TSOs)
