Which Airports Have Full Body Scanners?

Question: Which Airports Have Full Body Scanners?

Which airports have full body scanners? Across the US, 65 airports now have xray full body scanners, at airports security. Here's a list of the US airports that have full body scanners so you can know before you go whether the TSA wants to see you naked:

Answer:

• Albuquerque International Sunport Airport
• Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
• Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport
• Boise Airport
• Boston Logan International Airport
• Bradley International Airport (Windsor Locks, CT)
• Brownsville/South Padre Island International Airport
• Buffalo Niagara International Airport
• Bush Houston Intercontinental Airport
• Charlotte Douglas International Airport
• Chicago Midway International Airport
• Chicago O'Hare International Airport
• Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
• Cleveland International Airport
• Dayton International Airport
• Corpus Christi International Airport
• Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
• Denver International Airport
• Detroit Metro Airport
• Dulles International Airport
• El Paso International Airport
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Fort Wayne International Airport
• Fresno Air Terminal
• Gerald R. Ford Grand Rapids International Airport
• General Mitchell Milwaukee International Airport
• Grand Rapids Airport
• Greater Rochester International Airport
• Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport
• Harlingen/Valley International Airport
• Harrisburg International Airport
• Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
• Honolulu International Airport
• Houston William P. Hobby Airport
• Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Houston William P. Hobby Airport
• Indianapolis International Airport
• Jacksonville International Airport
• John F. Kennedy International Airport
• Kansas City International Airport
• LaGuardia International Airport
• Lambert/St. Louis International Airport
• LA/Ontario International
• Laredo International Airport
• Lihue Airport
• Los Angeles International Airport
• Louis Armstrong New Orleans International
• Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
• McAllen Miller Airport
• McCarran International Airport
• Memphis International Airport
• Miami International Airport
• Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport
• Mineta San José International Airport
• Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport
• Nashville International Airport
• New Orleans Louis Armstrong International Airport
• Newark Liberty International Airport
• Oakland International Airport
• Omaha Eppley Airfield Airport
• Orlando International Airport
• Palm Beach International Airport
• Palm Springs International
• Philadelphia International Airport
• Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
• Pittsburgh International Airport
• Port Columbus International Airport
• Raleigh-Durham International Airport
• Richmond International Airport
• Rochester International Airport
• Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
• Saipan International Airport
• Salt Lake City International Airport
• San Antonio International Airport
• San Diego International Airport
• San Francisco International Airport
• San Jose International Airport
• Sarasota Bradenton International
• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
• Spokane International Airport
• St. Petersburg-Clearwater International
• T. F. Green International Airport - Warwick, RI (Serves Providence)
• Tampa International Airport
• Toledo Express
• Tulsa International Airport
• Washington DC Ronald Reagan International Airport

You can also find a constantly updated list at the FlyersTalk Forum.

The millimeter wave machines were tested at Phoenix's Sky Harbor and LA's LAX airports beginning in 2006/7. Americans didn't complain, and we now have the above 65 airports where we can either let the TSA see us naked, or receive an aggressive body search / patdown from a TSA employee. The body imaging, or millimeter wave imaging machines, or TSA full body scanners, scan a passenger on all sides and transmit the image of the passenger's body, without clothing, to a TSA agent seated 50-100 feet away from the TSA scanner. The object is to identify concealed (purposely or not) metal, plastics, ceramics, chemical materials and explosives via millimeter wave technology.

Comment: Will You Walk Through An X Ray Scanner?

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Comment: Have You Had a TSA Patdown?

Have you opted out of the full body scanner and had a TSA patdown under the new, more aggressively gropey guidelines? What did you think? Would you choose a patdown over the scanner again? Comment or read comments on TSA patdowns.

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