What action do Passenger Services Agents take when 20 or more passengers are booked on a military flight with respect to baggage?

When 20 or more passengers are booked on a military flight, Passenger Services Agents palletize the baggage to ensure efficient and secure handling. Palletizing involves loading the baggage onto pallets, which facilitates easier transportation and loading onto the aircraft. This procedure is particularly important for military flights, as it helps to organize cargo and streamline the boarding process.

Using pallets not only maximizes space within the aircraft but also enhances safety by securing the bags during flight. The other options, such as checking baggage directly into the aircraft, sending it to a separate terminal, or storing it in the cabin, do not address the logistical needs of managing a larger volume of baggage effectively. Therefore, palletizing is the standard procedure adopted in this situation to optimize both space and safety in air transportation.