A top US aviation security official called for a one-stop security screening arrangement with India to reduce duplication of efforts at both ends for passengers, as part of a broader cooperation between the two countries in civil aviation.
“If we have a one-stop agreement with the government of India and with Delhi airport, we would not need to re-screen … passengers and their check bags would go from aircraft to aircraft in almost every situation,” David Pekoske, head of the US Transportation Security Administration said Tuesday, at the start of a three-day India-US civil aviation summit in Washington DC.