Government Shifting Airport Screeners to Reflect Air Traffic Pattern Changes
Some airports will lose some of their security screeners and others will get more as the government shifts its screening work force to reflect changes in commercial air traffic patterns.
Marnach said his board of directors does not think that will happen.
''I suppose some attorney would drag us in on some litigation, but we're not concerned,'' he said.
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