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Security checkpoints at the airports?

Has anybody ridden on an airplane since the 9-11 attacks? If so what is it like going through the security checkpoints? I'm kind of curious cause I'm gonna fly to Vancouver BC sometime next year and I'll pretty excited about it, also would I have to go through a pat down search whether if I set off the metal detector or not?

Most passengers make it through security with just a walk through the x-ray or sniffer machines. If you're the lucky passenger chosen at random for a more intense inspection, or if the results of your x-raying are suspicious, you'll be asked to take everything out of your bags, remove exterior clothing (sweater, jacket) and get "wanded" which is where they pass a metal-detecting wand over your body. They keep the wand about 2 inches from your body, and don't usually touch you. If the results are still questionable, they may ask you to step into a private room and undress to your underwear, then put on a robe like a hospital gown and get wanded again but that's really, really rare and only if the other inspections give suspicious results. And if for some reason you do require further screening, the pat-down searches are done using the back of the hand against your body, not the palm.

It's really unlikely that you'll get that thorough of an inspection if you dress and pack with common sense. Don' try to take any metal on your body; for the ladies, even an underwire bra can set the x-ray alarm off if it's set too sensitive, so choose clothing that does not have metal decorations, supports, inserts, etc. Don't take any medications on your body-- put them in the carry-on bags-- and if for some reason you come into contact with explosives, fuels or chemicals on a regular basis, make sure the clothes you wear haven't been exposed since your last laundry day. People who work in chemical plants and certain kinds of factories do set the sniffer alarms off more frequently than those who work in other settings. If you have any metal in your body (surgical pins, surgical staples, etc) bring a doctor's note with you.

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