Can You Lose KCM For Yelling at a TSO?
04-06-2017, 09:24 AM
#71
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Clearly you know more than everyone here. Let's just give it a rest, eh? We obviously are not going to agree with me, even though several others do.
Safe travels. Enjoy the pat downs.
Safe travels. Enjoy the pat downs.
Your use of "and KCM card" in the same breath as "my company ID" belies the fact that you do not understand what is involved in the whole Known CrewMember program.
I know for a FACT that Company ID cards are easy to counterfeit. I know for a FACT that KCM cards are not controlled, and can be easily counterfeited. Flashing either one or both means NOTHING.
Again, you clearly don't not understand KCM.
And yet, they gave you a card.
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I know for a FACT that Company ID cards are easy to counterfeit. I know for a FACT that KCM cards are not controlled, and can be easily counterfeited. Flashing either one or both means NOTHING.
Again, you clearly don't not understand KCM.
And yet, they gave you a card.
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04-11-2017, 10:13 AM
#73
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I don't know that a KCM badge should have any bearing being that they can't verify you, but otherwise I agree. Some airports without KCM even have uniformed crew go through regular security and I think it's ridiculous. I'm working the only flight out of this bfe airport and I have to take off my shoes?
04-11-2017, 12:22 PM
#74
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If an airport doesn't have KCM/KCM is closed and you are IN uniform, can you use the Pre-check line? Can you cut everybody in the regular security line and go straight to the front? Are you still required to take off your shoes and belt like every other tom dick and harry? Does this vary airport to airport?
04-11-2017, 05:28 PM
#75
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Based on my experience -
Sometimes, depends...
Sometimes, depends...
Sometimes, depends...
Yes.
Yes.
04-11-2017, 06:28 PM
#76
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Can we at least agree that you don't know how to quote on this forum? Conventional parlance is to put the quoted text followed directly below by your response. I mean, you must have noticed that you're the only one who does it the opposite way. Right?
04-11-2017, 06:32 PM
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04-11-2017, 06:50 PM
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