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TSA can’t afford security machines for new airport, so Salt Lake City and airlines will cover the $10M to $15M bill

(Steve Griffin  | Tribune file photo) This file photo shows a security line at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Oct. 5, 2017. The old X-ray screeners are going to be replaced by new, more efficient and quicker ones in the new airport now under construction. But the airport and airlines are going to have to pick up the $10 million to $15 million tab because TSA says it doesn't have the money.

(Steve Griffin | Tribune file photo) This file photo shows a security line at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Oct. 5, 2017. The old X-ray screeners are going to be replaced by new, more efficient and quicker ones in the new airport now under construction. But the airport and airlines are going to have to pick up the $10 million to $15 million tab because TSA says it doesn't have the money.