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Airlines pull oxygen from plane restrooms
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. airlines have pulled chemical oxygen generators from restrooms on about 6,000 planes after federal regulators ordered them to remove the devices as a security measure. In publis . . . (flightaware.com) Altro...
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What about non-US carriers?
They get as much attention as airport screenings outside the US.
AKA while us Americans get screwed flying within the states, anyone from outside can still bring all the crap that we can't bring therefore destroying the "security" TSA has gotten us.
Oh right, the lav issue, yeah same exact answer.
AKA while us Americans get screwed flying within the states, anyone from outside can still bring all the crap that we can't bring therefore destroying the "security" TSA has gotten us.
Oh right, the lav issue, yeah same exact answer.
Applies to any carrier operating into the US. We all get screwed equally by the TSA.
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Shortly after 9/11 I took a flight to SE Asia. I couldn't bring my nail clippers on the plane because of the tiny nail file that was on it. But grandma had her knitting needles. Go figure!!!!!!!
John: You are partially correct as far as regulations are involved
Have you ever flown from South America, SE Asia or Australia into the US?
Let me tell you first hand that the screening is NOTHING like that TSA. I have been in countries that are worse (Morocco) but the 3 regions i mentioned before do not do anything that even resemble's TSA today.
I have people laugh at me when I tell them what we endure here to fly.
Have you ever flown from South America, SE Asia or Australia into the US?
Let me tell you first hand that the screening is NOTHING like that TSA. I have been in countries that are worse (Morocco) but the 3 regions i mentioned before do not do anything that even resemble's TSA today.
I have people laugh at me when I tell them what we endure here to fly.
