
That's because screening officers and their bosses - who work for private security firms, but wear CATSA uniforms - are not supposed to take public complaints, but sometimes do, confusing passengers, who actually must complain in writing to CATSA officials to guarantee a review and response.
So, here's what you should do if you believe an item was stolen during a security screening in Canada:
Airport theft complaint process is convoluted - CNEWS - Canoe.ca
Photo: Passengers walk into one of the Security Screening Points at the Calgary International Airport Wednesday August 25, 2010. (Jim Wells/ QMI Agency file photo)
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