| The
Kansas City Star
April 23, 2004
KCI Screeners Stand Out
Privately
hired security screeners at Kansas City International Airport
generally outperformed government screeners at other airports,
according to a report released Thursday.
- Details>>
South
Florida Sun-Sentinel
February 15, 2004
Airports consider going back to private screeners
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More>>
TSA
RELEASES PERFORMANCE REPORT ON CONTRACT SCREENERS AT FIVE
U.S. AIRPORTS - Report>>
Friday,
May 30, 2003
Washington Post
Airports Favor Private-Sector Screeners - Details
>>
February
10, 2004
Mica Backs Airport Screener Opt-Out Program
- More>>
USA
Today
11/25/2003
Bring back private screeners
Next
year, all airports will have the option of using private screeners,
though the federal government will be responsible for policy,
standards, audits and background checks. With what we know
now, they would be well advised to do so. Details>>
November
20, 2003
John Demell - President
FirstLine Transportation Security, Inc.
Before the Committee on Government Reform U.S. House of Representatives
Review of Airline Passenger Screener Training, Testing, and
Supervision More>>
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Here for a free copy)
November
1, 2003
Airport screeners at K.C.I. Find Gun
Kansas
City, Mo. — A 40-year-old Kansas City-area man was detained
by federal authorities at Kansas City International Airport
and could face state charges after airport security found
a loaded handgun in his carry-on bag, authorities said Friday.
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August
8, 2003
Private airport security firms could get back in screening
business
By
Karen Lee Scrivo, CongressDaily
While
most airline passengers now encounter Transportation Security
Administration employees at airport security checkpoints across
the country, private companies are handling screening at five
airports and the number could expand next year. - Details
>>
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Special Thanks to the FirstLine Staff in Kansas City!!
I
wish to convey my personal thanks to the men and women who
work so diligently to provide the security and customer service
that distinguish us here at Kansas City International Airport
(MCI). The recent visit of Admiral Jim Loy, Administrator
of TSA, was an excellent opportunity to show our Senior Leadership
what we do and how well we do it.
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