Bazz - I hope to god you are incorrect and they got all the b**t**ds
Bazz - so it would make sense for me when flying to Shanghai next month to maybe avoid the Uk - But who would you suggest fly with from Europe in Business class that would come near UCS
Originally posted by Decker
Ade - I lock my case for all my flights. Why wouldn't you?
Well it's always hit and miss especially if connecting thro US where the TSA can never make their ming up if it should be locked or unlocked. Getting off a 10hr UK-US and remembering to unlock just in case never works for me.
Originally posted by porsche911Sounds like a good plan to me.
Ok makes me think for long haul I will now avoid the UK.
Originally posted by DeckerAnd how many have you had to buy because the TSA levered them off?[}:)]
Just use TSA approved locks and always lock. They're getting cheaper by the year.
BTW, the DfT have confirmed in their statement that the "no carry-on luggage" policy will not be a long term thing. From http://www.dft.gov.uk...
"We hope that these measures, which are being kept under review by the Government, will need to be in place for a limited period only."
I'm sure that once the terror threat subsides, we'll see things go back to "normal". However, I wouldn't be surprised to find we're prevented from taking liquids and certain other items aboard, unless they are in checked luggage.
Cheers,
Mike
"We hope that these measures, which are being kept under review by the Government, will need to be in place for a limited period only."
I'm sure that once the terror threat subsides, we'll see things go back to "normal". However, I wouldn't be surprised to find we're prevented from taking liquids and certain other items aboard, unless they are in checked luggage.
Cheers,
Mike
well i would not mind that - we can always use the "UCS Kit"
Keith
Keith
Originally posted by mike-smashing
BTW, the DfT have confirmed in their statement that the "no carry-on luggage" policy will not be a long term think. From http://www.dft.gov.uk...
"We hope that these measures, which are being kept under review by the Government, will need to be in place for a limited period only."
I'm sure that once the terror threat subsides, we'll see things go back to "normal". However, I wouldn't be surprised to find we're prevented from taking liquids and certain other items aboard, unless they are in checked luggage.
Cheers,
Mike
I think liquids are gone until the time when testing equipment is widespread and 100% reliable.
I wouldn't have any issues with that given what this scheming bunch have been planning.
Originally posted by sailor99Originally posted by DeckerAnd how many have you had to buy because the TSA levered them off?[}:)]
Just use TSA approved locks and always lock. They're getting cheaper by the year
Once when they were very first introduced. No issues since!
Still reading CNN and it's all 'the greatest threat to the US since 911' ... hmmm, what about the UK too?
Mind you, CNN is so much more up to date and informative than the BBC, which is typical. News now that recent arrests in Pakistan lead to the escalation of action here and the arrests last night - clear implication that there is a link.
Mind you, CNN is so much more up to date and informative than the BBC, which is typical. News now that recent arrests in Pakistan lead to the escalation of action here and the arrests last night - clear implication that there is a link.
There's a plane at JFK, to fly you back from far away
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
Originally posted by tallprawn
I think liquids are gone until the time when testing equipment is widespread and 100% reliable.
I wouldn't have any issues with that given what this scheming bunch have been planning.
Likewise. However, here's a thought...
Will the carriers who only offer buy-on-board refreshments (including all drinks being b-o-b) be mandated to provide free water and other liquid refreshment, because pax won't be able to take water with them anymore?
My guess is that if the airlines want something, they will get it.
Cheers,
Mike
Originally posted by mike-smashingIndeed. And the duty free retailers would be looking for a relaxation ASAP on the same principle, one would have thought.
My guess is that if the airlines want something, they will get it.
Originally posted by DeckerWouldn't laugh too loud old boy. The headline could equally have read "Pension fund's airline holdings hammered. Retirement age heading for 80".[B)]
CNN "Latest news" - "Airline stocks hammered on Wall Street"
Originally posted by Decker
Just read my favourite quote on this over on the BBC News comment section. "Perhaps they could take out the overhead lockers to make room for more seats".
Is this for bat people?
There's a plane at JFK, to fly you back from far away
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
Originally posted by tosh_5
maybe the logical thing to do would be to leave the laptop at home if your on buisness then maybe the company your with will cover it
Doesn't help much with your electronic car key though - if your case gets rifled and the key is lost - you're basically stuffed. Not all cars come with the option of a standard key...
Originally posted by Decker
Ade - I lock my case for all my flights. Why wouldn't you?
Because Homeland Security basically lets US airlines do what they want with your bags, including busting the lock. That's why....
Originally posted by Decker
Just use TSA approved locks and always lock. They're getting cheaper by the year
TSA? What are those? Are they available in the UK???
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