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  1. We use #navan for travel at work. It doesn't send the #tsapre info to the airline, which really sucks.

  2. We use for travel at work. It doesn't send the info to the airline, which really sucks.

  3. We use #navan for travel at work. It doesn't send the #tsapre info to the airline, which really sucks.

  4. @grumpy_copi ich würde fast davon ausgehen, dass da irgendwie bei den APIS-Daten Müll geliefert wurde und es aus irgendwelchen obskuren Gründen trotzdem geklappt hat. - Nur keine Ahnung wie sie die Biometrie dann gemapped hatten (leider bekommst du bei den neuen Kiosken keinen Ausdruck mehr und siehst auch nichts mehr).

    Ich hatte noch nie versucht herauszufinden in wie weit du bei #APIS Schrott einkippen kannst und alles (Check-in, Boarding, Einreise) trotzdem noch funktioniert. - In Foren geht das Gerücht um, dass sie z.B. bei den Vornamen nur Pattern-Matching machen.

    Bei #TSApre reicht z.B. schon nen vertauschter Tag und Monat um auf der Bordkarte keinen Indicator mehr zu bekommen.

  5. is standing in line to sign up for a service that promises to make it so that I don't need to stand in lines. #Clear #TSAPre

  6. is standing in line to sign up for a service that promises to make it so that I don't need to stand in lines. #Clear #TSAPre

  7. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is expanding its TSA PreCheck expedited screening program, with the inclusion of four new airlines: Cayman Airways, French bee, Titan Air, and Zipair. This expansion promises to improve flight passenger convenience and streamline the security process.
    - By News Release

    tsa.gov/news/press/releases/20
    More: hypeaviation.com/story/tsa-pre
    #tsapre #tsa #aviation

  8. After dealing with #tsa at #pdx yesterday I have a bit of an update on the usual rubbish I get at #tsaPre.

    It’s only at #PDX and only on the D and E gates.

    My #AED apparently attracts extra attention because it has “organic” components (they said the battery but I don’t believe them). It’s only at that airport and only that security checkpoint, where they’ve broken my AED multiple times before.

    Apparently, they feel me carrying an AED is overkill because they have them at the airport and on planes. However…

    1) My cardiologist agrees having one is a good idea when I’m away from home with people who don’t know I have #LQTS.

    2) 20 years ago, I’d already have an #IED, but the surgery is invasive and so they no-longer implant until you’ve HAD “MyFirstCardiacArrest”

    3) Public AEDs are rarely kept in good working order.

    4) Our family appears to have a super-rare version of LQTS that becomes more problematic as you age.

    5) People don’t notice a medialert. They notice an AED.

  9. Also, in unrelated news, Kudos to the #TSAPre folk at #PDX.

    Unlike previous experiences, which were horrid, today's team were on point, pleasant, and not shitty to me. They even joked about my implanted device, and joked it would be a bit bloody to remove.

  10. Trip started with my boarding pass missing the #TSAPre check. Boarded fine and realized we are on a #737Max. Ugh.

  11. Trip started with my boarding pass missing the #TSAPre check. Boarded fine and realized we are on a #737Max. Ugh.