Most people flying out of Phoenix on Wednesday breezed through security in a matter of minutes despite an Internet campaign to boycott body scans.
But Kirsten Lewandowski of Phoenix had a much different experience.
In full view of other travelers, a female Transportation Security Administration agent had the 36-year-old lift up the bottom of her purple hoodie to inspect her waistband — revealing her lower stomach — and ran her hands up her inner thighs and over the rest of her body.
While few passengers at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport complained about body-scanners, and many who went through them said they didn't mind at all, Lewandowski and at least one other person who underwent the TSA's new pat-down procedures say the searches go too far.
Poorman posted at 6:54 am on Thu, Nov 25, 2010.
Its simple folks,do the body scan,then the pat down if you don't pass the scan.Otherwise its even simpler,don't fly.