Transportation Security Administrator John Pistole last week decided against expanding a program that allows the nation's airports to opt-out of using federal security screeners in favor of privatized screeners, saying the program has no obvious benefits. As part of a comprehensive review of TSA's policies begun last year, Pistole said in a statement there is no "clear or substantial advantage" to expanding the Screening Partnership Program (SPP) beyond the 16 airports currently participating. "The airports that currently use contractor screening…
TSA’s Pistole Won’t Expand Airport Security Privatization Program
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