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TSA Guidelines for Airport Security Update: June 2020 - Wolters World

TSA Guidelines for Airport Security Update: June 2020 - Wolters World

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The TSA has released new information for travelers wondering about how air travel will be different when we all go back to flying. They have released information on cleaning and disinfecting of the security check area, they have guidelines for masks, social distancing, and other facets of traveling to help you travel healthier and safer. For more info visit www. tsa. gov
Date: 2022-02-04

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Mark, I appreciate the excellent advice as always, but I fail to see how things are getting better. In many states, COVID-19 cases are still increasing at an alarming rate (Texas has had close to 2, 000 new cases every day. Considering that and the fact that little to no testing and tracing is being done to separate asymptomatic carriers from healthy people, I think that airport travel is still far too risky even with the new TSA guidelines.
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Many news sites are confirming that, even though airlines require masks, they absolutely are not enforcing it, and many travelers are not complying. So its a false sense of secutity. They can sanitize till the cows come in, but if you're seated next to a maskless passenger, you are putting yourself at very high risk. Wont be flying until they start enforcing masks like smoking.
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Im looking at travel plans for later this year and am wondering if I should think international or not? Do you have any international trips planned for 2020? Hope you and the family are well. Thank you for your informative and entertaining videos. Stay safe. Much love from Reading in the UK.
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As someone who works on airport - please, don't complain. We all know it's annoying to sanitize hands every three steps and to wear this mask for couple hours, but it's our job to make sure you do that. Airports are high risk places, better safe then sorry.
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One question. And this is a pet peeve regarding use of PPE. Will TSA employees be changing their gloves after/before each passenger comes through? If not, the use of gloves is, at best, superfluous and, at the worst, hazardous.
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HELLO! I have a question, I recently developed a BIG fear of flying due to a really shaky flight I was in. Can you make a video on how you handle bad flights, or perhaps some insight on how you would handle a fear of flying?
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Thanks, Mark! Another point to remember is that now passengers have to put their carry-on food in a clear plastic bag and put that bag into a bin. TSA's website says that if you have TSA Precheck, this won't apply to you.
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I wish they would do away with TSA. It's more of an inconvenience than anything now. I don't feel any more safe with them around. They just make my life, as well as many others, more miserable.
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Thanks very much for this very helpful information, Mark. I'm traveling this week to Chattanooga and was wondering how much hand sanitizer I could pack in my carry on
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Be prepared for even worse hassle? It has been bad before. Anyway, we are now considering changing our USA vacation to AFRICA, where they are more friendly.
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