Diese Interviews sind eh der größte Schwachsinn. Sagt da jemand nein wenn die Frage kommt ob man sein Handgepäck unbeaufsichtigt gelassen hat? Hoffentlich bleibt man davon auch weiterhin verschont wenn man nicht mit Paranoia Airlines fliegt...
Den Rest dürfen sie von mir aus gerne umsetzen wenn sie meinen, dass er der Sicherheit dient.
Passengers will be allowed to carry electronic devices larger than a cell phone onto U.S.-bound flight if they board an airline that complies with new U.S.-imposed security directives calling for more extensive passenger screening, increased use of bomb-sniffing dogs, and improved security measures.
Wenig Hoffnung den Interviews zu entgehen ...
Mir ist das Interviewen eher egal (das sollte ja am Gate passieren), aber das zusaetzliche Explosive screening gilt ja dann auch wenn ich FRA-HAM oder ähnliches fliege, da ja airport zustaendig ... Hoffe mal das gibts dann NUR für Laptops und net fuers Smartphone
Ok Noch mehr:
"It is time we raise the global baseline of global aviation security. We must put in place new measures across the board to keep the traveling public safe," said Kelly.
The measures, Kelly said "will include enhanced screening of electronic devices, more thorough passenger vetting and new measures designed to mitigate potential insider attacks." He added, "We send a clear message inaction is not an option."
Kelly said the measures, which will be phased in over time, will improve the security of U.S.-bound flights and is "hopeful other nations will follow suit."
"Unless we raise our security standards, terrorists will find a way to attack the weakest link. Today is just a starting point to reduce insider threats and identity suspicious passengers," added Kelly.
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Kelly said some measure will be noticeable by passengers while others will be unseen. Measures will include enhanced screening of electronic devices and more thorough passenger vetting.
"We are telling passengers, for the most part right now, they may want prepare for a bit more extensive screening process," a senior DHS official said, adding that passengers will likely never see or notice a number of the measures TSA is implementing. The official also described the measures as "intensive."
DHS declined to detail exactly what the new security features will be — but said they are "intelligence based and threat driven."
und die blackmail option (kein folgen, keine Laptops irgendwo)
The Trump administration is threatening to expand its laptop ban to all U.S.-bound flights from anywhere in the world for airlines that fail to take additional security measures against concealed explosives, DHS plans to announce Wednesday.
The restrictions would also apply to checked luggage — not just to the carry-on bags targeted by a more limited ban the U.S. imposed for some Middle Eastern airports in March. That additional provision would make the ban considerably more onerous for business travelers, but would also avoid the dangers of stacking laptops and their flammable lithium batteries inside planes' cargo holds.