Study finds no need to privatize security at Atlanta airport
A feasibility study recommends that Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport keep its current security screening arrangement rather than switch to private contractors. The study was commissioned after a 76-day shutdown in February, when Transportation Security Administration officers were required to work without pay.
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