Flying Through Airport Security
Posted by: Colin Hageney
Okay, you know the drill – after checking in your bag at the airport… the dreaded security line. Step right up and show your ticket and drivers license to the TSA official. Squirm a little as she scrutinizes your picture from 10 years ago. Pick up 3 trays—one tray for your shoes (thank your failed shoe bomber for putting us through this hell—enjoy your life in prison), keys, cell phone, sometimes belt; one tray for your laptop; one tray for your jacket. Push your tray parade into the box and hope it doesn’t get questioned. It’s especially fun if there are no trays when you get to the line or if the guy in front of you has shoe odor that smells like a stale salami sandwich.
Alas, partial relief – especially for frequent flyers. Introducing Bullpen’s new checkpoint-friendly computer totes and backpacks designed to help you fly through airport security. Based on new TSA regulations, each bag features a separate but attached computer carrier that allows laptops to connect to the bag for fast and easy screening on the X-ray belt.
Three easy steps:
- Place bag face down and unzip viewpoint pocket
- Pull out Viewpoint holder with secured laptop and place bag on X-ray belt for quick scanning. No need for plastic bins.
- Rest assured there’s nothing left behind – grab your bag and go find the airport bar!
These are great items for your executive team, shareholders, account representatives or sales force. Be the cool guy next time you’re in the security line by going trayless. Call Bullpen Marketing today and let us help ease your airport pain.
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Tags: Airport, Computer Bag, Regulations, Travel
