BTS | Table 12: Overall confidence levels in the ability of security screeners to keep air travel secure

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Table 12: Overall confidence levels in the ability of security screeners to keep air travel secure

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Amount of Confidence	All Adults			Fliers			Non-fliers
Amount of Confidence	Estimate (percent)	Standard Error (percent)	Sample Size	Estimate (percent)	Standard Error (percent)	Sample Size	Estimate (percent)	Standard Error (percent)	Sample Size
No/small amount	18.3	1.5	155	17.2	2.5	52	18.8	1.9	103
Moderate amount	46.1	2.0	387	51.5	3.3	149	43.3	2.5	238
A great deal of/total	35.7	1.9	301	31.3	3.0	97	38.0	2.4	204
TOTAL	100.0	NA	843	100.0	NA	298	100.0	NA	545

KEY: NA = Not applicable

NOTES: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent due to independent rounding. All estimates are weighted to represent U.S. noninstitutionalized adult population (18 and older).

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Omnibus Household Survey, December 2004.