Table 2: Minutes reported spent in line waiting to go through security screening by selected demographics

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Table 4: Time spent (reported by passenger) in line waiting to go through security screening by non-demographic characteristics

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Air Passenger Opinions on Security Screening Procedures

One in three adults in the United States took an airline flight departing from a domestic airport between December 2003 and November 2004 (table 1), and 90 percent of these passengers expressed satisfaction with airport security...

Table 6: Percent very satisfied or satisfied with overall experience at the passenger security check point by selected demographics

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Table 10: Level of knowledge regarding passenger screening procedures

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Figure 2: Reported Wait Times and Satisfaction with Overall Experience, Screening Time, and Courtesy Level (minutes)

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

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

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Figure 1: Percent of Fliers Satisfied or Very Satisfied with their Overall Experience at Passenger Screening Checkpoints, by Sex and Age

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SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,...

Table 5: Distribution of travelers based on differences between expected and reported wait time at security screening

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Table 9: Satisfaction with screener courtesy by selected demographics

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