Passengers arriving in the U.S. from international airports who
miss connecting flights because their checked bags have to be
rescreened could get some relief under legislation passed
Wednesday by the House and sent to the president for his
signature.  The No-Hassle Flying Act gives the Transportation
Security Administration the authority to waive rescreening
requirements for flights from international airports that
install U.S.-equivalent baggage scanning processes and
equipment.  It has yet to be decided which airports will
qualify, but a likely starting point will be 14 airports in
Canada, Ireland and the Caribbean where the U.S. Customs and
Border Protection agency already inspects and clears commercial
air passengers. Currently, passengers arriving from those
airports need not undergo another physical security check upon
arriving in the United States, but their bags must still be
transported to TSA facilities for screening using explosives
detection system equipment before they can board another flight
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