登机牌上SSSS标志是什么意思?
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【答案】 某天打算去美国,去首都国际机场办手续,中国国际值机柜台的一个小胖子打印出登机牌后,说,有这个标志,所有行李都要去“超规行李托运处”托运,就是说,都要被认真检查.秤行李后,小胖子给两件行李都贴上一个粉色条子,比较扎眼.然后,就让把行李推到超规行李托运处.
答：登机牌右下角SSSS标志.
关于4S的普遍误
误解一：4S对象是TSA (美国交通安全局)选定的.
纠错：4S对象由航空公司选定.
误解二：4S美国专有.
纠错：不限于美国.
误解三：头等舱的乘客、某些航班的乘客、以及“精英级”空中飞人可免于被4S.
纠错：不论高低贵贱,一视同仁.
答：尚无定论.唯一确定的原因是你的飞行记录,因为在出票的时候,系统无法审查订票人背景,只能以之前的飞行记录作为判断标准,从而决定是否4S.如果你近期飞行记录比较奇怪,比方说,短短24小时之内在世界多个地点落脚而且都不过夜,再比如说,在飞机即将起飞之时购买单程机票,等等,那么,你很可能有幸登上重点筛查名单.
目前尚未发现躲过4S的秘诀.
答：除了乖乖顺从,还能咋办?与安检人员冲突,不是鸡蛋碰石头么!
答：哪个不法分子发现自己将要被4S,还义无反顾顶风而上?所以,嘛用没有.
祝大家飞行愉快!扩展阅读：
12/04/2008 - The Dreaded SSSS On Your Boarding Pass
Many of you have experienced the joy of Secondary Security Screening Selection (SSSS),and for those who have not experienced it ,you probably know someone who has,or have seen it while waiting in line for security.
How do you know if you have been selected for secondary screening?In the lower right corner of your boarding pass you will see four letters SSSS, which stands for Secondary Security Screening Selection. Contrary to popular belief,passengers who receive SSSS selection are not chosen by the United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA),they are actually selected by the airlines they are flying on.
A mon misconception is that SSSS only exists in the United States.You can get SSSS on your boarding pass outside of the United States.I know quite a few people who have had SSSS e up on their boarding pass outside of the US.In fact I was handed a boarding pass with SSSS this morning for my flight from Seoul/Incheon (ICN) to Tokyo/Narita (NRT).
Another very popular myth is that passengers in premium cabins are not subject to SSSS.This is entirely false.Another mon myth is that an airlines,or airline alliance,elite frequent flier is not subject to the SSSS.This is also incorrect.
To demonstrate that these myths are just myths,there is a photograph of my boarding pass from this morning at the end of this post.This boarding pass has all the myths debunked on one sheet of paper.
If you look at my boarding pass you will see that it is issued at Incheon/Seoul (South Korea).You will also see that the boarding pass clearly states United First in the upper right of the card,a First Class label is on the the right hand side.Lastly you'll notice under my name is printed BD*G. BD*G = British Midland International (BMI) - Star Gold.Star Gold is the highest level of elite status recognized between the Star Alliance member airlines.
How can you avoid getting the SSSS on your boarding pass?You cannot.There are no published guidelines for what triggers this.The only know reasons that can potentially trigger this appearing on your boarding pass are your travel patterns.I know why I think my boarding pass has SSSS on it.My travel itinerary over the past few days is unusual.I have made plete stops in my itinerary in four countries,on three continents,in three 24 hour periods,without ever overnighting in any one place.Having traveled in the United States,Germany,Hong Kong and South Korea (I am now writing this entry sitting in the airport in Tokyo/Narita,Japan) would naturally set of red flags in the airline's puter system.
When you are selected the puter has to base it's SSSS selection on travel patterns,such as last minute one-way bookings,as the puter cannot factor in a background check at the time the boarding pass is issued.I have read some very amusing posts online about how to avoid SSSS,such as asking for a new seat.This does not work.A favourite way to avoid SSSS is to pay for an upgrade.Not only does this not remove the SSSS,but you have to consider if it is even worth it to pay for an upgrade to save 4 minutes at the security check point.
Secondary screening is not that bad.It is inconvenient,but it takes a few minutes,that's all.
Does SSSS actually provide us with any additional security?No not really.If you are planning on doing some harm to the worth and you see SSSS on your boarding card chances are you'll walk out of the airport,or go to your car and ditch whatever you were going to smuggle onto the plane.It is simply a show of force.