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Seems some TSA goons in Nashville can’t read their own documentation.
As it turns out, the screening episode stemmed from a TSA “playbook”—a restricted document designed to assist federal security directors in adding randomness and unpredictability to their security procedures. The problem resulted when the security directors incorrectly applied the procedures, which were intended for commercial operations, to the GA side of the airport. The TSA is in the process of correcting the guidance that was distributed to federal security directors throughout the country.
If the TSA dumbs-down their manuals enough for their employees to understand they’ll be reduced to cardboard picture books of kittens and brightly-colored blocks.
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