Joe Henderson: Troubles with TSA have turned flying into a Third World service
I was catching a flight a few years ago at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport during summer travel season. The American Airlines non-stop to Tampa was going to be overstuffed with crying babies, stressed parents, restless 6-year-olds and travelers trying to fill an overhead bin with more stuff than would fit into a Winnebago. I must have looked extra forlorn because the exhausted ticket agent surveyed the gate area and told me apologetically, “We have taken a premium service and turned…
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