Airline Carry-On Restrictions = Idiotic

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    Originally Posted By DAR

    I think formula was okay and really only someone who's truly sick would think of...okay I wouldn't put it past a terrorist.

    But I'm once the drink cart comes who's to say these people aren't thinking of ways to use that.
     
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    Originally Posted By Liberty Belle

    ^^^ Actually, a terrorist was recently stopped for carrying a liquid explosive in a baby bottle, possibly in London. So he was planning to kill his own baby, as well as all the other innocent passengers. Nice. I heard somewhere that the current rule is if you carry baby formula on board you have to taste it yourself, not sure if that's accurate.

    As for carrying liquids, my father has angina and has a liquid spray which he carries with him at all times and uses when he has an attack. Can he no longer take that on board? Also, a friend of the family has asthma and had her inhaler taken off her when she went on an international flight recently. When she had an asthma attack, they upgraded her to first class. I'm not sure if that's actually a recognised antidote for asthma.
     
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    Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA

    In the future, only healthy passengers will be able to take advantage of the convenience of air travel.

    The really funny thing about security and so forth?

    If you take Amtrak, they have none of these precautions in place -- just walk right on to your seat.
     
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    Originally Posted By DAR

    <<As for carrying liquids, my father has angina and has a liquid spray which he carries with him at all times and uses when he has an attack. Can he no longer take that on board? Also, a friend of the family has asthma and had her inhaler taken off her when she went on an international flight recently. When she had an asthma attack, they upgraded her to first class. I'm not sure if that's actually a recognised antidote for asthma. >>

    I think and this sounds like something from grade school, but if he has something from his doctor stating what it is, it shouldn't be a problem, but you never know.
     
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    Originally Posted By Shooba

    There are of course exceptions for medication and baby formula (but you have to have a baby with you and you may have to taste the formula).
     
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    Originally Posted By jonvn

    "When a terrorist implants an explosive in his head"

    There is no reason a terrorist can not have a C4 explosive bomb surgically implanted in his abdomen.
     

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