In Depth
TSA's Risk-based Approach to Security
George Naccara is betting that the lift of his risk-based reforms will overcome the drag of politics and bureaucracy. And the test bed for these innovations is Boston's Logan Airport
By Scott Berinato
In Terminal B, Markey is saying that TSA is "taking a gamble" by removing items from the banned list. In Terminal A, Naccara is saying that using TSA's limited resources to confiscate nail clippers from grandmothers is the bigger gamble.
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