Far-reaching changes in airport safety in the United States were implemented after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The Transportation and Security Administration (TSA) was created to help enforce stricter airport safety procedures. Yet problems with airport safety keep surfacing. Map this problem according to the problem components described.

1. An undesirable current situation: What is undesirable about safety procedures? What is undesirable about the equipment used in the safety screenings? What is undesirable about machine or human body searches? What is undesirable about the training and working conditions of TSA agents?

2. A desired situation or goal: What would this desired situation look like? For instance, passengers would like to board safely and quickly without unnecessary scrutiny.

3. Obstacles for change: What are the obstacles to achieving a desired situation or goal? For instance, do we lack appropriate training of TSA agents? Are airports equipped with proper equipment?