There is so much going on in airports they cannot do much except get
confused.
I was in one today, most used was laptops with wireless internet,
second wad cell phones.
third was two way radios.
Forth was limo drivers walking around with signs with the pick up
tourists names on them.
Never saw one visible security person.
I used to work in security, there is to much paranoia going on over this.
Dale
> >
> > Word of caution: I now refrain from operating in airports.
> > Between CCTV and security personnel you may draw suspicion;
> > keep a valid copy of your license handy.
> >
> > Safe travels!
> >
> > Bob McCormick W1QA / HS0ZIF
> > ex PA3GCQ ZL2GCQ
> >
> > .
> >
> >
>
> Just another data point, I've pulled my hand held out in many airports,
> including while traveling home from India a couple of weeks after
> 9/11/2001 and never had any issues. Your mileage may vary. Once or
> twice, I've been asked about it at security (probably < 2% of my
> travels) and I used to be quite the road warrior, never asked to
produce
> a license -- we should not live in fear.
> --
> John D. Hays
