Aviation Security
Aviation Security Ever since the tragic incident on 9/11, airport security has changed significantly. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was established and many security control measures, such as removing shoes and putting any electronic devices bigger than a cell phone into its own separate bin to be screened, have been implemented into traveling. Since the attack, passengers have attempted to bring numerous items on board to try to blow up an airplane and every time an incident like this occurs, TSA responds with a different security measures. For example, in August 2006 terrorists planned to detonate liquid explosives that were carried on board from the UK to America and Canada, but were unsuccessful. TSA responds with no liquid, gels, or aerosols allowed in carry-on bags. A month later, they implement the 3-1-1 rule (3.4 ounces or less that fit in a one quart-sized resealable bag are allowed in a carry-on bag). Threats still exist to th...