TSA to Pay Passengers For Losses in Baggage
From Times Wire Reports
The Transportation Security Administration said that it will pay an average of $110 each to 15,000 airline passengers who claim their possessions were lost, stolen or damaged when their bags were screened for bombs and weapons. The TSA began inspecting all checked bags at the end of 2002, a measure ordered by Congress after the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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