.
October 7th, 2013
08:31 PM ET
9-year-old boy sneaks onto plane to Vegas
The Transportation Security Administration is considering changes at one of the Midwest's busiest airports after a 9-year-old boy was able to sneak past several layers of security and board a flight from Minneapolis to Las Vegas without a ticket.
And that trip is now raising serious questions about security at America's airports.
George Howell has an OutFront investigation.
On Twitter
RT @CNN: .@KFILE tells CNN's @ErinBurnett former President Donald Trump's defense attorney Joe Tacopina's recent legal and public defense o…
RT @CNN: Robert Costello, the former lawyer for Michael Cohen, spoke to @PaulaReidCNN about the testimony he gave to the grand jury in the…
RT @CNN: Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb reacts to former President Donald Trump's defense attorney Evan Corcoran's scheduled testi…
RT @EconguyRosie: Do the math and you’ll see the Fed is implicitly forecasting a three-quarter recession starting in Q2.
RT @CNN: Independent Russian journalist Roman Badanin joins CNN’@ErinBurnetttt to discuss new details on Vladimir Putin’s visit to Mariupol…
Wow. I am an old guy who hates this screening process. I want to know how this young fellow did it. Don't you have a ticket and ID to get through the first checkpoint? Then you have to twirl around for the new phone booth body scanner after removing your shoes, your glasses, you belt and taking everything out of your pockets. Then you limp to recover your stuff while holding up your pants. After redressing and catching your breath you can now proceed to the gate where you line up and wait to board the plane. They take your ticket and then you board. The 9 year old didn't have a ticket? He must be one crafty little fellow. I am sure there is already a movie in the making.