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HAND-CARR1EDlTEMS-5
Items NOT allowed to enter the sterile area:
Acids
Ammu,nition
Automatic weapons
Axes
BB guns
Batteries (wet cell)
Billy clubs
Biackjacks
Blasting caps
Bows & arrows
Box. cutters
Brass knuckles
Bull whips
Butane gas
Caustic materials
CO 3cartridges
Cattle pro&
Compressed air guns
Dry ice (4.4 lb-s.)
Dynamite
Fire extinguishers
Fireworks
Flammable liquids
Flare pistols
Gasoline
Gun. lighters
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Gun powder
Hammers
Hand grenades
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Insecticides
Kerosene
Knives (blades over 4” or menacing)
Kubatons
Lighter fluid
Mace
Martial arts devices
Matches (targe qu,antity)
Meat cleavers
Numchucks
Oxygen tanks
Paint
Paint: thinner
Pellet guns
Pepper spray
Pistols
Plastic explosives
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Items .NOT alfowed to enter the sterile area’:
Religious knives
c Replica weapons
Revolvers
Road flares
SCUBA knives
SCUBA tanks
Sabers ’
Shot guns
Spear guns
St&-ter Distols
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Straight razors
Stun suns
Swords
Tear aas
Throwing stars
Toy transformer robots
Tov weaaons
Turpentine
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Items that may be permitted into the sterile area:
Baseball bats
Bowling balls
Cameras
Camcorders
Cricket bats
Darts
Golf clubs (two)
Fishing poles
Hockey sticks
Horse shoes
Knitting needtes
Laptop / notebook computers.
Letter openers
Parachutes - without cartridge
Personal audible alarms
Pocket utility knives (less than 4” blade)
Pool cues
Restraining devices
Scissors
Ski poles
Trade tools
Umbrellas
SPECIAL NOTE:
Some airlines may not allow some of these items on-board some flights, due
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Boston Federal Aviation Administration Filings
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litigation
airport security
Description
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These court filings provide evidence that the terrorists responsible for the September 11th attacks were observed assessing airport security prior to the events. For example, Mohammed Atta was spotted in May '01 taking still photographs, notes and video of the screening checkpoints at Logan. He was reported to law enforcement at the airport, but they failed to follow up.
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Brian Sullivan, FAA Special Agent (Retired)
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Checkpoint Operations Guide (COG) Standard Operating Procedures
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Brian Sullivan, FAA Special Agent (Retired)
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Copyright 1994. Revised August 1999
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Airports--Security measures--United States
Airline passenger security screening
Terrorism--United States--Prevention
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Checkpoint Operations Guide (COG) was produced by the Air Transport Association of America and the Regional Airline Association, and was designed to provide guidance for passenger screening procedures. Included are standard operating procedures on hand carried items, including contraband, restricted items, hazardous materials, weapons, and explosive devices. Special procedures, such as exceptional screening, special screening situations (private screenings; armed federal, state, and local law enforcement officers; and passengers under escort), and verifying photo identification are detailed. The requirements for full-duty screeners are listed. The second file in this item contains additional pages that include items specifically identified as not allowed past security checkpoints. These items include box cutters, mace, and pepper spray, all of which were used by the terrorists on 9/11.