The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screens every passenger's baggage before placing it on airplanes. While their technology enables them to electronically screen bags, some pieces of luggage need to be physically inspected. Like for the TSA Checkpoint Friendly Laptop Briefs, the TSA collaborated with manufacturers to develop TSA compliant locks that can be opened by security officers with "master" keys so that locks do not need to be clipped. Companies with frequent traveling businesspeople have begun providing their employees with imprinted TSA compliant locks, and employees have greatly appreciated the lock-saving gift.
Senin, 27 Juli 2009
TSA Compliant Lock
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screens every passenger's baggage before placing it on airplanes. While their technology enables them to electronically screen bags, some pieces of luggage need to be physically inspected. Like for the TSA Checkpoint Friendly Laptop Briefs, the TSA collaborated with manufacturers to develop TSA compliant locks that can be opened by security officers with "master" keys so that locks do not need to be clipped. Companies with frequent traveling businesspeople have begun providing their employees with imprinted TSA compliant locks, and employees have greatly appreciated the lock-saving gift.
