Airport scanner catches travelers in buff

[I. M. Esperto]

http://www.washtimes.com/world/20020812-58848472.htm
Airport scanner catches travelers in buff

London Sunday Telegraph
LONDON — British tourists returning from Florida are expressing outrage over an American airport security scanner that shows the naked bodies of travelers as clearly as a life drawing.

[touch&go]

Just a question it says 'low-level X-ray technology' if you get scanned everytime you go through a gate as I do everyday at work, is it safe, or over time the level of radiation builds up to a dangerous level?.

[Kalium Chloride]

Honestly. This isn't new -- these scanners came on the market five years ago. What's wrong with people?

[simfly]

Yep, this machine has been used in Orlando since at least March, come on some people, catch up. Oh, by the way, has anyone heard that easyjet has bought GO???????????????????????????????????????????????

[Meering]

If you're concerned about the X-ray technology you'll be impressed by the solution developed by QinetiQ, a research organisation in the UK.

http://www.qinetiq.com/markets/aviation/aviation_security/case_study_security_scanner/index.asp

Meering

[HARRY GREYHOUND]

Does this mean that I am now likely to be stopped because of my large weapon?:D :D :D

[PaperTiger]

No Harry, just put it in one of those lead-lined bag things. They come in different sizes, but I haven't seen any ribbed ones :eek:

[Taildragger]

Hey Guys......I have just heard.....a young fella name of Charles Lindbergh just flew the Atlantic in a single engined plane.
What next.?? Planes big enuff to carry 10-15 people.?? Impossible.