The TSA, formed after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks to strengthen the security of the nation s transportation systems, arrived in Myrtle Beach a decade ago Tuesday and has since added technology such as the walk-through body scanners and explosions-detection devices. TSA also vets passengers against government watch lists.
From that beginning portland downtown hotels 10 years ago, TSA has evolved into an agency that uses intelligence, innovative technologies and a highly trained workforce to keep the traveling public safe, Debra Engel, TSA s federal security director in Myrtle Beach, said in a news release. As we move forward, TSA will continue to play a critical role in staying portland downtown hotels ahead of determined adversaries.
The new terminal at the Myrtle Beach International Airport is still scheduled for a Jan. 25 completion ahead of its first flight on Feb. 19, but the opening of the rental car building has been delayed again.
Declines in passenger numbers portland downtown hotels that have plagued Myrtle Beach International Airport this year continued in September with another double-digit drop, and officials say it won t get any better until next year.
TSA will have much more room to work once the expanded Myrtle Beach terminal opens in February, La Pier said. The waiting line for screening will be in a larger area, and passengers will have more space in the recovery area where they put their shoes back on, he said.
On Tuesday, officials marked TSA s anniversary in Myrtle Beach with a ceremony at the airport, and transportation security officers re-affirmed the federal employee oath of office. portland downtown hotels TSA has about 100 employees in Myrtle Beach, with 36 of them working for the agency for 10 years, TSA spokesman Jon Allen said.
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