Sentence examples for terminal security from inspiring English sources

Among them: airline contractors that provide baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and front-line terminal security at the city's airports.

The Federal Aviation Administration said it was investigating the series of errors that occurred at a United Airlines terminal security checkpoint after the man's shoes tested positive during a random check at 6 35 a.m.

In this paper, a kind of grade division policy for trusted network was provided on the basis of considering both the terminal security and profit of operators.

Furthermore, two of these eight airports' lactation rooms were placed outside terminal security checkpoints.

He makes it plain that these arrival cities need nurturing, in the form of transportation (paved roads, bus terminals) security, sewage treatment, education and, vitally, citizenship for their people.

"The terminal's security guards were outnumbered by people with baseball bats.

At one terminal, a security guard "was watching television in the main part of the building, away from the office where keys to the gates were hanging on the wall," the report says.

"What we're trying to do," said John DeFelice, the terminal's security director, pointing to his face and displaying the electronic identification card around his neck, "is to make sure that this card and these eyes belong to the same person".

How must it feel to be told over and over that it is the best thing for you and your baby, but have it be logistically completely unrealistic?" Mamava's Lactation Station will be placed in the airport's second-floor terminal, past security, providing, in Ms. Mayer's words, her vision of the "clean, comfortable, secure place for women who need to use a breast pump or want to nurse in privacy".

Unlike most airport terminals, whose security checkpoints are a good distance away from the departure gates, the security checkpoints at Terminal 4 are at each gate, less than 50 feet from the entrance to the airplanes.

Airports are starting to be awfully crowded again, and in some terminals the security agency's resources are stretched pretty thin.