TSA Privatization Returns Airport Security to a Dangerous Past
- It was easy to get knives and box cutters past security on September 11, 2001.
- The men simply walked them through the privately managed checkpoints operated by Argenbright Security, Globe Security, and Huntleigh USA.
- At the time, security was the responsibility of each individual airport, which tended to give contracts to the lowest bidders.
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- It was easy to get knives and box cutters past security on September 11, 2001.
- The men simply walked them through the privately managed checkpoints operated by Argenbright Security, Globe Security, and Huntleigh USA.
- At the time, security was the responsibility of each individual airport, which tended to give contracts to the lowest bidders.
Sources: Prospect