the TSA agent at the "facetime call" is a dream TSA agent... in reality the agent would've been like "WHADDYA WANT... DIDN'T YOU READ THE PAMPHLET / POSTER PRIOR TO USING SELF CHECKOUT?!"
No one who really wants that position will be someone good. And anyone who falls into that position will have the good taken out of them from having to deal with airport people all day
I work for tsa, and I agree that 50% kf the people Inwork with are just straight up rude as hell. We are mandated to take behavioral and sensitivity training, but it doesn't do anything. Sorry for bad experiences y'all.
Instead of calling for help why don't they just have a recording of the typical rude TSA agent screaming instructions the entire time? That will keep people moving.
Even being face to face with people and making direct eye contact I ask them REPEATEDLY if they have any other electronics in their bag (4-5 times ) before I send their bag down through the X-ray and can you guess how many times they forget about their iPad/tablet/secondary screen/laptop/speakers/game console? In a sample of 100 people I have to pull the bag at least 10 times. That's the average. If the average people would read the signs in the que along the way, or just listen things would be smoother. (I haven't even mentioned anything about the prohibited items, and the number of those we catch daily would shock you)
@@cody7068 the Walmart I usually go to has stopped using there self checkouts usually making me go back to electronics or the pharmacy to check out because they don’t have enough cashiers
I disagree it’s only for frequent flyers at the moment. I don’t think they’ll institute it in the regular line. I have pre check and it’s super simple already, this will just speed it up for those of us who fly frequently.
only for beginners I think. The automated passport checks in other countries caused slowdowns too, but as a generation grows up using them, it becomes faster than manual checks.
Not really, they could easily increase the numbers of security gates/machines and turned some of them off during off peak hours. No need to hire and train thousands more people.
@@rohan7759exactly what I was thinking. I fly several times in a month, every month and this would be great if I could get used to it. I don’t like standing in like at TSA 10-12 times a month. I usually leave when Pre-check is not available at my airport. This would be awesome.
Once people know how to use it, it should go faster, since they can have more lines open with less staffing. But also like a self checkout line at a grocery store, if the stupid camera overhead thinks that my cell phone is an item I didn't pay for, this will only slow things down. And also like a self checkout, this only keeps honest people in check. Someone with malicious intent can still bypass this.
@@garypiatt4666 IN airport, there are special forces unit to deal with terrorists or dangerous passengers. Unlike self checkout in supermarket. Once you decided to bypass or try to ran through the security, these task force would treat you as potential terrorist. And you get shot.
I wonder 1st how will this impact passengers in wheelchairs? I've had to wait up to 20 minutes for the pat down. 2 will TSA ever come up with a more friendly way of screening passengers in wheelchairs?
It's probably a separate line for people to expedite. People who are more verse in technology. This won't go well for older people for faster for younger people.
Your future TSA Employee will be talking to you in the camera from India or Philippine,,, I hope they will not charge us another $20 bucks to go to automated line,,,
Automating this particular function is MAJOR. Please 🙏🏽 let it work properly so we can deal with less of these rent-a-cops on top of all the other crap you deal with as a paying airline customer.
I mean, is it that much of a difference than now? I only have contact with a TSA agent when I have something prohibited (water) in my luggage, and during the metal detector (randomly selected with a frisk check). If anything, this metal detector seems to take even longer.
why so much security internally when you're already letting anyone just walk into the country through our borders and getting free money and free housing?
Maybe they have already thought of things like that and put a check box on the screen that you have to tick to let them know that you have a medical device on you.
Might work as long as the system doesn't run out of trays. Happened last year in Vegas. Stood almost ten minutes waiting for trays to feed in their "automatic" belt. Was then told by one agent to take from the belt behind us -that was not in use. Only to be told by another agent that we can't do that. Yeah. Not confident that this is going to work at all.
TSA and homeland security are jokes a waste of money I know people who test them and they fail 100 percent not 60 like they claim last flight the handler couldn’t control the dog so you think he find anything
love how this is already a thing in both syd and akl airport also they dont make you go trough a xray just a metal detector and if you are flagged then you get a xray. also no need for stamps in your passport as that is automatic as well using face rec
I'm no fan of most TSA agents, who seem power-happy, but at least they keep the line moving. Have you ever seen how slow self-checkout happens at supermarkets? We've all noticed how slow aircraft boarding has become because more people elect to carry on their own baggage and stow it in the bins, which seems to take an eternity.
If the machines can scan everything in your bag without removing anything and you don't have to remove your shoes and jacket then maybe this will work.
There three reasons why I believe that having self-service TSA screenings in airports isn't right. One, the user could become easily frustrated by the sensors and beeping from not doing what the machines want. Two, having TSA agents screen each user, and always there would ensure that those who are doing something illegal can be pulled aside and checked further just through looking at how a person acts, which is something that is hard for a machine to read. Three, someone without any luggage could place a disposable pen in a tray and use that to pass through the screening without being searched further, which could put air travel across the United States at risk. Through experience all of the TSA agents who have screened me did there job, where tough yet nice, made sure that everything ran quickly, and that I didn't have anything that wasn't allowed on a plane.
What could go wrong with this? I’m sure it won’t be any worse than self-checkout at the grocery store when people don’t have a clue what they’re doing.
This initiative by the TSA to test self-checkout at the Las Vegas airport seems like a promising step towards enhancing the efficiency and convenience of airport security processes. Implementing self-checkout could streamline passenger flow, reduce wait times, and perhaps even improve the overall travel experience by empowering travelers with more control over their security screening. It's always exciting to see technology being used to make our lives easier, especially in areas where stress and delays are common. Hopefully, this trial will lead to positive outcomes and set a precedent for other airports to follow suit. Traveling can be a hassle, but innovations like these are a reminder of how continuous improvement can lead to better experiences for everyone involved.
Europe is more developed with this tech in airport security than US. America is so behind on this. I’m not really amazed by this new security check. (Been through one several times in EU).
How do you proceed when the body scan senses something but there’s nothing actually on your body, hence the pat down by the officer. This happens almost every other person in line. I can see a huge slow down at that point because there is no officer standing at the body scanner.
current screening is unacceptable. its 2025 and it feels like 1980. why can't passengers simply walk together through a long hallway in the terminal that scans as we walk? why do the shoes have to come off? why are we screening carry ons separately? come on, the tech exists.
There will be job cuts. These grocery stores that have self checkout, many of those workers didn't get reallocated. These stores still look the same as far as stocking and I see less staff. Hard to find help at times when the machines start messing up
the TSA agent at the "facetime call" is a dream TSA agent... in reality the agent would've been like "WHADDYA WANT... DIDN'T YOU READ THE PAMPHLET / POSTER PRIOR TO USING SELF CHECKOUT?!"
Yep. 100%
Esp @ ATL. They are rude af 🙄
Don't be immature and need to exaggerate...First this may not work great, many passengers don't speak English as their first language.
Right. Every exchange begins with a loud, shrill -- MA’AM!!!!!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@LeaverWild so true. the MA’AM being the prelude to their passive aggression 🤣
Maybe fire the rude obnoxious tsa agents
they are evil lol
No one who really wants that position will be someone good. And anyone who falls into that position will have the good taken out of them from having to deal with airport people all day
@user-mf2fd6dq8xlol I fly a lot and they really aren’t that bad. Maybe if you don’t listen to there instructions then yeah they give ya a hard time.
I work for tsa, and I agree that 50% kf the people Inwork with are just straight up rude as hell. We are mandated to take behavioral and sensitivity training, but it doesn't do anything. Sorry for bad experiences y'all.
How about not letting those rude obnoxious passengers which there are many not fly!
she was too nice to be a tsa agent
It’s only for the camera
elderly people are going to hate this.
Elderly people wouldn't opt to get in the line for this anyway; they would just get in the regular line.
They should stay their ass at home anyway
Sounds like an old person problem, they should stay home.
They hate common sense too. So....
Instead of calling for help why don't they just have a recording of the typical rude TSA agent screaming instructions the entire time? That will keep people moving.
Even being face to face with people and making direct eye contact I ask them REPEATEDLY if they have any other electronics in their bag (4-5 times ) before I send their bag down through the X-ray and can you guess how many times they forget about their iPad/tablet/secondary screen/laptop/speakers/game console? In a sample of 100 people I have to pull the bag at least 10 times. That's the average. If the average people would read the signs in the que along the way, or just listen things would be smoother. (I haven't even mentioned anything about the prohibited items, and the number of those we catch daily would shock you)
Umm Walmart checkout meets TSA
Walmart is getting rid of many of their self checkouts
Same level of intelligence
🤣
@@vgshwkno they’re not. That’s just the internet throwing out false garbage and people like you are believing it.
@@cody7068 the Walmart I usually go to has stopped using there self checkouts usually making me go back to electronics or the pharmacy to check out because they don’t have enough cashiers
Test at the most hungover sirport lol
💀💀💀
Wait till they have the screens asking for a tip during the TSA self check out 🙃
People can't even figure out how to use self checkout at Walmart; they expect them to figure out a TSA checkpoint lol
hold a separate line for spirit customers since they need an extra help understanding basic instructions.
This is going to slow things down if anything.
Those TSA agents usually stand there screaming at you to HOOF IT
I disagree it’s only for frequent flyers at the moment. I don’t think they’ll institute it in the regular line. I have pre check and it’s super simple already, this will just speed it up for those of us who fly frequently.
only for beginners I think. The automated passport checks in other countries caused slowdowns too, but as a generation grows up using them, it becomes faster than manual checks.
Not really, they could easily increase the numbers of security gates/machines and turned some of them off during off peak hours. No need to hire and train thousands more people.
@@rohan7759exactly what I was thinking. I fly several times in a month, every month and this would be great if I could get used to it. I don’t like standing in like at TSA 10-12 times a month. I usually leave when Pre-check is not available at my airport. This would be awesome.
Wow I never saw a single smile from TSA agent in the US. That's a first.
Have you heard of those people that they call actors?
I had a nice TSA agent at BWI
Cool. If I do something wrong I can scream at myself 😱
does it ask for a tip after ?🤣
It will eventually
Let’s face it. People are too stupid to be able to do this all themselves.
😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
Correction, "self-checkin" not "self-checkout". You're going into the airport, not leaving.
Most other countries have things like this. Finally TSA is catching up
Most other countries have planes that go boom in the sky. Now you've learned why
How tf is this gonna make things faster?
I don’t think that’s the point but I could be wrong
I think it makes it more efficient with all the new technology, which in turn makes it faster after people get used to it
Once people know how to use it, it should go faster, since they can have more lines open with less staffing.
But also like a self checkout line at a grocery store, if the stupid camera overhead thinks that my cell phone is an item I didn't pay for, this will only slow things down.
And also like a self checkout, this only keeps honest people in check. Someone with malicious intent can still bypass this.
Well if any agents call out sick they won’t have to close lines down.
If the TSA lines weren’t already long enough
3:37 he regretted that after 2 seconds lmaoooo
What did Michael say?
@@badvogue "I might miss that" he was joking about the pat downs that they thought were going away
When I was a kid we went through Metal detectors and weren’t flying. No TSA needed.
Soon there will be agents from India and Philippines for customer service screen .
Good, I rather deal with robots than TSA agents.
Have they NOT paid attention to the excellant self checkout systems in stores!?!?
Well, do you get shot by special police forces specializing in killing terrorists in self checkout for not paying?
@@nntflow7058 WTH does THAT mean!?!?
@@garypiatt4666 IN airport, there are special forces unit to deal with terrorists or dangerous passengers.
Unlike self checkout in supermarket. Once you decided to bypass or try to ran through the security, these task force would treat you as potential terrorist.
And you get shot.
Omg this is gunna be hell...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Introverts and people who manage social anxiety rejoice! 🎉
I wonder 1st how will this impact passengers in wheelchairs? I've had to wait up to 20 minutes for the pat down.
2 will TSA ever come up with a more friendly way of screening passengers in wheelchairs?
I am sure it will still do better than actual TSA agents.
It's probably a separate line for people to expedite. People who are more verse in technology. This won't go well for older people for faster for younger people.
@@Phillipnoogen I bet this would start with pre-check first
Your future TSA Employee will be talking to you in the camera from India or Philippine,,,
I hope they will not charge us another $20 bucks to go to automated line,,,
Automating this particular function is MAJOR. Please 🙏🏽 let it work properly so we can deal with less of these rent-a-cops on top of all the other crap you deal with as a paying airline customer.
It's a game changer ... I'm all for it!
Well, as long as this doesn't ask for tips. I'm good. This is actually good for light and efficient travelers.
There should be a fast track and slow track for this. Slow would still be staffed with people.
Thank you for sharing.😊
Most pre check passengers know the rules, and are very efficient
I mean, is it that much of a difference than now? I only have contact with a TSA agent when I have something prohibited (water) in my luggage, and during the metal detector (randomly selected with a frisk check). If anything, this metal detector seems to take even longer.
why so much security internally when you're already letting anyone just walk into the country through our borders and getting free money and free housing?
What if you wear an insulin pump or continuous glucose monitor and can't go thru the body scanner? Is there an alternative?
Maybe they have already thought of things like that and put a check box on the screen that you have to tick to let them know that you have a medical device on you.
There'd still be regular staffed lines. This wouldn't replace every entry, just however many the share of passengers are able to figure out.
Combining the two worst parts of modern society. Self checkout and TSA
This screams danger all over it
Now we know “self-checkout” isn’t working in retail now why would it work at the airport!?
Might work as long as the system doesn't run out of trays. Happened last year in Vegas. Stood almost ten minutes waiting for trays to feed in their "automatic" belt. Was then told by one agent to take from the belt behind us -that was not in use. Only to be told by another agent that we can't do that. Yeah. Not confident that this is going to work at all.
lol he’s traveling at 3AM
TSA and homeland security are jokes a waste of money I know people who test them and they fail 100 percent not 60 like they claim last flight the handler couldn’t control the dog so you think he find anything
Nah bro. The agents might be rude, but they're keeping those slow moving people going who want to take 20 minutes to get their stuff out
this is already in london
Most airports in the world use only xray and have 10 lanes open.. US airports have 1 lane and 1 bodyscanner for 500 passengers
Ahkmed is watching carefully
Great even more confusion for travelers that can’t figure out how to go through the smoke and mirrors of TSA
love how this is already a thing in both syd and akl airport also they dont make you go trough a xray just a metal detector and if you are flagged then you get a xray. also no need for stamps in your passport as that is automatic as well using face rec
I'm no fan of most TSA agents, who seem power-happy, but at least they keep the line moving. Have you ever seen how slow self-checkout happens at supermarkets? We've all noticed how slow aircraft boarding has become because more people elect to carry on their own baggage and stow it in the bins, which seems to take an eternity.
You can literally walk into this country with no security, so why the dog and pony show at the airport?
So they are not getting rid of agents but buying new technology for a test. Somebody looking for a bigger tax budget next year 😂🤣😂🤣
If the machines can scan everything in your bag without removing anything and you don't have to remove your shoes and jacket then maybe this will work.
Helps to hire less employees. The new American way!
Exactly
There three reasons why I believe that having self-service TSA screenings in airports isn't right. One, the user could become easily frustrated by the sensors and beeping from not doing what the machines want. Two, having TSA agents screen each user, and always there would ensure that those who are doing something illegal can be pulled aside and checked further just through looking at how a person acts, which is something that is hard for a machine to read. Three, someone without any luggage could place a disposable pen in a tray and use that to pass through the screening without being searched further, which could put air travel across the United States at risk. Through experience all of the TSA agents who have screened me did there job, where tough yet nice, made sure that everything ran quickly, and that I didn't have anything that wasn't allowed on a plane.
Reporter sounds dangerously close to being in an Apple ad with all those product namedrops. 🙄
This will cause longer lines unless a pre-test is done before pre-check.
Precheck - for a PRICE ~ imagine if Grocery stores also began charging you to bag your own purchases ! ludicrous
Who’s waiting for SNL’s rendition?
Shoe stay on?
1 shoe stay on - other you take off
@@gmoney4458😂😂😂
Have we lost our damn minds?
Yay! No more delays by those lazy annoying workers!
I think every viewer collectively sighed when he said “No it will not cut down on TSA agents” 😅 unfortunate. so what’s the point?
2:34 I DONT believe that. This will slow down the process. There is value of the officers YELLING at people to speed up.
You want a tip with that?? Let’s just slow down the lines even more
And we wonder why unemployment exists!
What could go wrong with this? I’m sure it won’t be any worse than self-checkout at the grocery store when people don’t have a clue what they’re doing.
How noisy will it be for those FT calls to assist you?!
Hallo, kommt das auch nach Deutschland? Wäre auch für Deutschland genial. Viele Grüße aus Deutschland.
He says it saw a microphone pack, but I’m pretty sure he has a Prince Albert
I had a terrible TSA experience in LA...she was on a power trip for no reason...so upsetting.
I was in Las vegas last week and I am bummed I didn't try this out.
Good. 😮 no more stealing from tsa 😊
Global Entry renewal is taking forever,,,
Hes gorgeous 😍
He’s definitely bulkier 😍 His husband is lucky…
@@SimpleWorld08he’s gay?
Two bottoms don’t make a top honey
@@damien1781 💀
Ken isn't bad either ( toward end)
So, will the passenger arrest himself if he is carrying a firearm?
beep beep beep don’t leave ur ipad🤣😭💀
this seems to slow the lines down if anything... Another step into a more digital world.
_BETTER THAN STRANGER TOUCH_
Will there be robo sniffing dogs?
Self checkout? Why the hell do we have to checkout at the airport? Isn't checking in bad enough?
I'm unsure if this will work well with others or not..but I'm willing to give it a try when I go to Vegas in 2025!
GMA y’all need to up your budget to get some camera stabilisers. I got vertigo watching this lmao.
I have seen that body scanning machine at Adelaide airport however they only use t for selected passengers
And they don’t work even pat down only in body scans people are way to smart for old technology
TSA agents, meet your replacement.
This initiative by the TSA to test self-checkout at the Las Vegas airport seems like a promising step towards enhancing the efficiency and convenience of airport security processes. Implementing self-checkout could streamline passenger flow, reduce wait times, and perhaps even improve the overall travel experience by empowering travelers with more control over their security screening. It's always exciting to see technology being used to make our lives easier, especially in areas where stress and delays are common. Hopefully, this trial will lead to positive outcomes and set a precedent for other airports to follow suit. Traveling can be a hassle, but innovations like these are a reminder of how continuous improvement can lead to better experiences for everyone involved.
There are airports with self check in already
Europe is more developed with this tech in airport security than US. America is so behind on this. I’m not really amazed by this new security check. (Been through one several times in EU).
People have trouble self checking in
Someone can hide a knife in the shoes and walk in without being detected ????
Good international travel is gonna be "Safe".
How do you proceed when the body scan senses something but there’s nothing actually on your body, hence the pat down by the officer. This happens almost every other person in line. I can see a huge slow down at that point because there is no officer standing at the body scanner.
Seriously lmao people at the airport can’t even follow basic instructions from another person who’s been repeating them 10 times already.
current screening is unacceptable. its 2025 and it feels like 1980. why can't passengers simply walk together through a long hallway in the terminal that scans as we walk? why do the shoes have to come off? why are we screening carry ons separately? come on, the tech exists.
And the coke is gonna be wonderful in vegas this year
There will be job cuts. These grocery stores that have self checkout, many of those workers didn't get reallocated. These stores still look the same as far as stocking and I see less staff. Hard to find help at times when the machines start messing up
Ticket prices will be going up 😏
Wow! Walks us through the TSA but flexes that he is pre-check....
Let me keep my shoes on ffs
Hi-Tech yes.. but employment is less for people.. so don't be shocked if poverty is higher each year..
If he’s Precheck as mentioned he shouldn’t needed to go through a body scanner