TSA Screening Atlanta

3 airports opt in to private security model instead of TSA

Three US airports are ditching federal TSA screeners for private contractors — and the union is furious: 'A step backwards'

Tampa International, Des Moines International and Charleston International will become the first U.S. airports to join the Transportation Security Administration’s new Gold+ private-screening model, drawing fierce opposition from the union representing federal airport screeners.

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3 airports opt in to private security model instead of TSA as union officials say move could threaten public safety

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No more TSA agents at this Florida airport? What to know about Gold+

Tampa International Airport is one of the first to join the new TSA Gold+ public-private partnership program.

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Atlanta City Council asks for study to consider private security screenings at airport

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Three airports will transition to privately operated security screening

Three airports, Tampa, Charleston, and Des Moines, will join TSA's Gold+ privatized screening program, despite opposition from the TSA's union.

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TSA looking into new technology for faster airport screenings

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