Airport Security
Do you know what not to bring on the plane? Come join Airport Security for a comprehensive look at the security screening process for airplanes! There are thre...
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About Airport Security: Do you know what not to bring on the plane? Come join Airport Security for a comprehensive look at the security screening process for airplanes! There are three sections, passport check, body check, and backpack check. The passenger's name, age, and occupation must match their own, while no dangerous items such as knives, animals, and firearms can be on their person or in their backpack. You must have a keen eye and not miss anyone suspicious! I believe you can be a good security checker.
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