TSA UHF

[ChrisP]

Keep in mind that the TSA does not do "airport security". They are responsible for passenger and baggage screening. The airport authority is responsible for the physical airport security, including secured gates, doorways, etc. There are almost always uniformed security or local law enforcement that handle those and respond to security issues.

As for that list, Kansas City doesn't use TSA for passenger screening, they use a contract company. Las Vegas, Houston Hobby and LAX definitely have TSA for passenger screening.

- Chris

 

[hkrharry]

Being that this thread is about TSA UHF, are you saying that the tsa is not at the airports listed in the license above?

Front Line is a contractor for the TSA and they are UHF....


HH

 

[dave3825]

Keep in mind that the TSA does not do "airport security". They are responsible for passenger and baggage screening. /QUOTE]


Correct, they provide civil aviation security.

 

[Hooligan]

Geese, this thread is annoying! Those of you who are open to the notion that the TSA has & uses analog voice VHF radios for short-range comms within the airport can do a Google search on TSA +Whisper to see numerous press releases & other data, including links to old threads here on RR.

Those who cannot comprehend that TSA operates on anything but the 172MHz P25 systems should not ruin their day by doing that Googke search, & instead, just keep repeating the,selves here.

 

[TLF82]

Geese, this thread is annoying! Those of you who are open to the notion that the TSA has & uses analog voice VHF radios for short-range comms within the airport can do a Google search on TSA +Whisper to see numerous press releases & other data, including links to old threads here on RR.

Those who cannot comprehend that TSA operates on anything but the 172MHz P25 systems should not ruin their day by doing that Googke search, & instead, just keep repeating the,selves here.

Oh, well in that case it must have been P25 Motorola radios that I saw on the belts of their TSA agents and not Icoms that ARE NOT P25 compliant. Did you even bother to read the thread? You apparently can't comprehend that in some places they don't operate on something other than VHF P25.