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Shared suitcase lock for use by Airport Security

 Only owner and Transportation Security Agency can open suitcase
 
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I hate having to send suitcases unlocked. So why not lock them like mailboxes where both USPS and you have access. A locking strap with user settable combination and Transportation Security Agency [TSA] override to unlock/lock it would be popular. If anything it seems more insecure to me that the luggage is unlocked and available for tampering after the inspection. The TSA lock function could timestamp the "INSPECTED" state and revoke it when unlocked.
—zardoz, Jun 30 2003

US Dept of Homeland Security: Transportation Security Administration http://www.tsa.gov/public/index.jsp
[bristolz, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       TSA?
—friendlyfire, Jun 30 2003
   

       Transportation Security Administration, the US agency responsible for oversight of all the transportation and port security, created under the auspices of the US Dept of Homeland Security.   

       [zardoz] many, many users on this site are not from the U.S.A. and so would not recognize what your use of "TSA' means.
—bristolz, Jun 30 2003
   

       Three suitcases = three firearms or just one bullet apiece?
—zardoz, Jun 30 2003
   


 

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