9 Big Reasons Why Airport Staff Knows Much More About Us Than We Think

• 3:50 pm September 22, 2018
• vignesh

Security at any Airport is possibly the tightest compared to other public areas. You believe it or no but the Airport staff knows much more about you than you can ever imagine

They know what you’ve been carrying in your hands

While flying from one place to another, there are a lot of things that one needs to take care of. Sometimes airport staff asks passengers to rub their hands on a piece of fabric before putting it in into a special machine.

This procedure seems scary but actually, it isn’t. You are being checked by a machine called an atomizer. Just a regular security process you see.

They Are Aware Of The Hidden truth

If you think they aren't aware about how high you are, you are wrong. In many big airports, there are special cameras which help notice if a person is drunk or under the influence of drugs. Some cameras can even point to a certain level of aggression.

The plain truth

In all likelihood, they've seen us almost. Yes, that's a fact. In some airports, there are special scanners which oblige a passenger to lift their hands up when going through it.

Analysis Of Your Behavior

There are certain Airports where people are specially designated. There are special people called profilers. They analyse your mimics, gestures, and behavior in order to detect suspicious people.

Their job is to notice the non-verbal signs of anxiety like licking their lips, itching, or, for example, looking around a lot. If a profiler notices a person acting in a weird way, they can invite them to an inspection.

They have no idea when luggage is in a different country

Whatever happens to your bag is something they don't really know. Baggage is sorted automatically: scanners scan the barcode and sort the baggage according to its destination. Sometimes, a scanner may send your luggage to the wrong country if you, for example, forgot to tear off the previous sticker with a different destination.

Role of dog

Its not humans who check our luggages, its dogs who check them.