[Idyllchat] RE: JFK, Alitalia, Delta

[Art and Marilyn Bervin]

It's certainly not comforting to find others experiencing the same 
problem, but there are noises we can make that might help.  For 
instance, letters to the Subcommittee on Aviation Operations, Safety, 
and Security might stir up some action: 
http://commerce.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Subcommittees.Subcommittee&Subcommittee_ID=82.

Of course, nothing is certain, but it has been claimed that each 
letter received is seen as reflecting the views of many who do not 
write.  And with an election year coming (as if we need to be 
reminded), perhaps something can happen--or start to happen--in this 
country.

Art Bervin (Philomath OR)

>Only in Baltimore did I find that the airport had constructed a 
>bypass that allowed passengers to move from terminal to terminal 
>without leaving a secure area.
>
>and,
>
>The challenge for airports is to find efficient ways to allow 
>previously screened travelers to reach connecting flights.
>
>Wow, well said and I couldn't agree more with your conclusions. If 
>Baltimore can do it it obviously CAN be done. Wish we, the traveling 
>public, had more clout with the powers that be. Having spent an 
>inordinate amount of time re-screening, line waiting and running 
>through terminals on a recent six week jaunt I'm still sensitive 
>(annoyed) by all that. 
>Lyn
>Dallas 


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