Airport security clipping open your suitcase’s luggage lock can be a thing of the past if you use Safe Skies TSA luggage locks…
As security ramps up at all airports it has become an annoying feature of travel to find your carefully padlocked suitcase has been clipped open as part of the security checks demanded by airports and airlines around the world. With new requirements on some Middle Eastern carriers and airports for travellers to stow their larger gadgets and laptops in hold luggage there’s naturally a wish to keep those expensive electronics safe and secure when you fly.
An American brand, Safe Skies, is taking the lead in trying to save your locks from this fate – they have developed a range of locks that offer travellers peace of mind and allow security officers to open and re-lock bags. The locks are patented and approved by the United States Transport Security Administration (TSA) and contain a specially engineered lock that can be opened by airport security and re-locked again once inspection is complete. Screeners at the airport have been trained to spot the red torch emblem on the side of the locks and use a special master key to open the lock if needed.
In addition to American airports, Safe Skies is also accepted and acknowledged at airports around the world including those in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland and Israel.
Even better, should your lock get clipped then you can claim a free replacement.
Safe Skies locks are constantly evolving in design and technology – the newest addition to the range is the Boomerangit line which is (according to Safe Skies) – the only TSA-approved lock that makes it easy to recover lost, misplaced or stolen luggage, speedily and confidentially, anywhere in the world. If your travel gear is lost or stolen, the unique I.D. on your lock provides the best chance of getting it back while protecting your privacy.
These TSA Locks include a complimentary Lifetime BoomerangIt recovery service. Each lock’s unique serial number is registered to BoomerangIt, the leading lost and found service in the world. This serial number facilitates finder of lost bag reuniting lost bag & owner.
See more at http://www.safeskieslocks.com
New lines such as those pictured below will be on show at the IAADFS Duty Free Show of the Americas in Orlando next week – see www.IAADFS.org for details
