Pilot Project for Cruise Baggage

February 28, 2003

The U.S. Department of Transportation has stated that on March 2, 2003 the Transportation Security Administration would demonstrate a pilot project for screening passenger baggage coming off cruise ships headed to Miami International Airport.

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Pilot Project for Cruise Baggage

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