TSA yet again

[jimntx]

Now we just have to watch out for Flight Attendants at UA going from ATL to IAD.... Just read about this situation yesterday. Anyone know how she screwed that up ?????

Good question!!!! How do you "accidentally" carry a weapon in your bags? What was it doing in there in the first place?

Even though I live alone, a friend was here one day while I was packing for a trip. She wanted to help me pack. I had to let her know that no one touches my flight bags or the contents. I just don't take the risk.

 

[Itestwell]

Good question!!!! How do you "accidentally" carry a weapon in your bags? What was it doing in there in the first place?

Even though I live alone, a friend was here one day while I was packing for a trip. She wanted to help me pack. I had to let her know that no one touches my flight bags or the contents. I just don't take the risk.

Yah, she might've slipped some lacy pink panties in there....

 

[QA4Jet-A]

just a quick FYI TSA has changed this....guess I wasn't the only person complaining about this.... Crew Members now are not required to go through security after completion of a sequence/trip before commuting home !!!

Now we just have to watch out for Flight Attendants at UA going from ATL to IAD.... Just read about this situation yesterday. Anyone know how she screwed that up ?????

If she had an ATL Badge, she could have gone through the Employee Cheese grinder (Turnstile)and marched right to her gate. I'm just glad the TSA fixed this. Saves me an hour flying out, an hour getting back and no more parking fees. I give it a month, some Moron will screw this up and we are back to the stone age.....

 

[Wretched Wrench]

She wanted to help me pack. I had to let her know that no one touches my flight bags or the contents. I just don't take the risk.

They always ask me "Has anyone put anything in your luggage without your knowledge?"

My answer is always, "Not to my knowledge." That seems to satisfy them.

But, yeah, the FA gun thing is really lame. If I travel with a gun, I put it in luggage and check it. Nobody needs a gun until after they leave the airport, anyway.

BTW, it is a real kick to wait to get on a plane in Grand Rapids or other places in the fall and see just how much artillery is casually lugged about. People just standing in line with rifles and shotguns in cases. Might as well be saxophones or golf clubs.