Jews, Muslims wary of full-body scanners.

AIRPORT security measures; MODESTY; UNITED States. Transportation Security Administration; JUDAISM; ISLAM; RELIGION

The article presents discussion of the religious aspects of the full-body scanners used in many U.S. airport security systems. Details are given noting the opposition to the practice by Muslims and Orthodox Jews, asserting it violates their religious laws of modesty. Comments are given outlining the policies issued by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to accommodate such objections.