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Which concept is part of the double-screening procedures at airports?

Sterile Concourse
Baggage Claim
Sterile Boarding Area
Check-in Area

The correct answer is: Sterile Boarding Area

The concept that is part of the double-screening procedures at airports is the Sterile Boarding Area. This area is where passengers are screened for items that are not permitted on the aircraft. Option A, the Sterile Concourse, refers to the area of the airport beyond the security checkpoint. Option B, Baggage Claim, is where passengers retrieve their checked bags after their flight. Option D, the Check-in Area, is where passengers check in for their flights and drop off their checked bags. Therefore, the Sterile Boarding Area is the only option that directly relates to the double-screening procedures at airports.