Do you know that airport staff sees you naked?

Airports often feel like foreign countries with their sets of rules, regulations and, of course, secrets. Only people working there know how things really work. Here are some interesting facts about airports and their employees.

And now that you will recognize these hidden secrets, the airport staff may not be able to hide them anymore.

They see us naked

Many of us feel bad when a stranger demands us as a precaution. But when you find this, your opinion on airport control will change forever. At some airports, there are special scanners that force a passenger to put his hands up when it passes through. That means an airport employee sees the naked person as they walk through the scanner. This scanner is also called naked scanners. It's clear now that sometimes airport staff know us much better than we thought.

 They know how aggressive we are

In many large airports, there are special cameras that help announce whether a person is drunk or under the influence of drugs. Some cameras can even show a certain level of aggression. Cameras transmit information into a computer and in cases of dangerous levels of aggression (when a person appears red), the person will be stopped by a security guard for detailed inspection.

They've been watching our bags.

Before your luggage passes on a plane, it passes through five security levels, and one (aside from scanning content) involves controlling a particular dog that can erode drugs or other chemicals.

 They know what you held in your hands.

Sometimes the airport staff asks travelers to wipe their hands on a piece of cloth before putting it into a special car. This procedure seems scary, but actually, it's not. You're being controlled by a car called a atomizer. Before the start of the day's work, workers place samples of dangerous chemicals in the car like drugs or explosives. The car “memorises” the wind, and in the case of a person who smells something like chemicals, he warns them of this danger