The areas that are leased by the airlines and other tenants, such as ticket counters, boarding locations and waiting areas, private offices, stores, and restaurants, are under the control of those parties, and media access to those areas must be approved by the appropriate business. The security screening areas are operated through contract by the airlines in space leased for that purpose. The airlines have a policy of not permitting filming or photography in the proximity of these areas and no filming of the monitors which display the items being screened. Filming or still photography is not permitted within 10 feet of any screening device at the airport. Media representatives may go through the screening areas, as do members of the public, by being processed and subjecting themselves and their equipment to inspection.
Prior notification is essential to ensure adequate staffing exists to perform escort duties.
Requests for access will be accommodated to the extent manpower and operational considerations permit. In the event of an emergency situation or other event that requires the full attention of the Airport Operations staff, a prearranged escort may be canceled. If a criminal investigation is underway, coordination of press activity will be the responsibility of the Authority Police Department Officer in Charge and the Public Affairs representative. Filming of crime scenes, or other investigative events will be controlled by the Authority Police Department. Television trucks providing a live shot or satellite feed may park in designated locations listed below.