TSA deploys new technology at Honolulu airport
The Transportation Security Administration has been investing in new technology to screen travelers and their personal property in the security che...
The Transportation Security Administration has been investing in new technology to screen travelers and their personal property in the security checkpoints at Hawaii airports with the goal of enhancing security and improving screening efficiency, which comes in handy as the traditional summer rush of travelers begins. TSA at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport now has four next-generation Credential Authentication Technology (CAT-2 ) units in the security checkpoints, which became operational in mid-May.