Joelle1d ago

Trans folks who have flown recently or soon:

I'm creating a list of experiences of trans travelers with airport security, because there is a lot of scary stuff out there, and it's hard for people to know what the "ground truth" is. Please add your experiences when you go through security!

PLEASE boost & share!

The form is here to provide anonymous airport security experiences: https://forms.gle/Ui2jq8u8qEGEfCMw6

You can see the responses as I approve them (can take days) here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12IHWmQgBww2rW7Smi-wQxYTpE0FacE2A7KRvJzL1x4M/edit?usp=sharing

Trans+ Airport Security Experience Form

Please provide your experience as a trans person traveling through airport security. If you went through airport security at multiple locations along your journey, please submit additional forms for each security checkpoint you went through (for instance, if you flew from Dallas, connected in Toronto but had to also go through security there, and continued onto a third destination, you would complete one of these for Dallas and one for Toronto).

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Show threadCharlie O’Hara
@joelle these questions assume you’re both visibly trans and that you live in the USA.
Apr 6 at 10:27amWeb
Show threadJoelle17h ago

@awfulwoman
I tried not to do either of these things. If you think the existing options don't fit (for instance, you want to note you aren't visible or you want to note you are), that can be added either to the gender or to the notes fields.

I'm not sure how it doesn't work for non-USA travelers (I did just change the option for security line to make it a bit better), but am interested in what I'm missing.