Cleveland Hopkins Airport testing full body scanners

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Cleveland Hopkins: TSA testing full body scanners

CLEVELAND -- The Transportation Security Administration has started testing two types of advanced imaging technology at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. The full body scanners allow screeners to see through a passenger's clothing.
The TSA says the new full body scanners will improve security and allow screeners to quickly scan passengers for potential weapons, both metallic and non-metallic, without physical contact.
The scanners will be put into use as soon as Hopkins workers are trained how to use them. The scanners will be used at the security checkpoint near Continental.

 

[Evan]

I was full body scanned by choice and virture of the fact i was express lane at some airport in the USA On my recent trip. Can't remember which now but normally for metal detectors i don't remove my wallet from pocket... when doing full body scan you really have to remove everything else you will end up removing it anyway when the radio down that you have something in your pocket.

 

[Zulaiha]

was that things on the arrival of Abu Dhabi and Bahrain airports?

on the 26th of July on our way back to Saudi via Abu Dhabi and Bahrain airports, both airport has a fancy things on the arrival and we all have to pass those thing, at a glance I thought something to catch the swine flu thingy, as it show how red my nose was although I was not stop at both airports.