Figure 1,,,,,,,,,,,
Majority of airline passengers wait less than 30 minutes at screening checkpoints and are satisfied with the wait time,,,,,,,,,,,
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,March,April,May,June,July,August,,,,,
Waited less than 30 minutes,82,84,82,86,87,79,,,,,
Satisfied with wait time,77,77,75,81,80,,,,,,
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NOTE: Respondents are interviewed the first two weeks of a month about their travel behavior during the prior month.  Sampling error for each month is +/- 5%.,,,,,,,,,,,
"SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Omnibus Household Survey, April-October 2002.",,,,,,,,,,,
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Figure 2,,,,,,,,,,,
Majority of airline passengers rate the thoroughness of the screening process as adequate and increasing numbers are confident that screeners can keep air travel secure.,,,,,,,,,,,
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,March,April,May,June,July,August,,,,,
Adequate,73,76,75,82,81,80,,,,,
High confidence,,,40,45,50,47,,,,,
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NOTE: Respondents are interviewed the first two weeks of a month about their travel behavior during the prior month.  Sampling error for each month is +/- 5%.,,,,,,,
"SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Omnibus Household Survey, April-October 2002.",,,,,,,
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Figure 3,,,,,,,
Majority of airline passengers report that changes in passenger screening procedures since September 11th have no effect on their commercial airline travel.,,,,,,,
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,,,May,June,July,August,
Has had no effect,,,70,73,74,70,
Less inclined to travel by air,,,25,22,20,25,
More inclined to travel by air,,,6,5,6,6,
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NOTE: Respondents are interviewed the first two weeks of a month about their travel behavior during the prior month.  Sampling error for each month is +/- 5%.,,,,,,,
"SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Omnibus Household Survey, April-October 2002.",,,,,,,
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