Knives to be allowed on airplanes
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Knives to be allowed on airplanes
The TSA has issued a press release to the effect that knives and other previously prohibited potential weapons will be allowed in the cabin, effective April 25. I am not making this up. See their info at http://tinyurl.com/bchbaqg.
Flight attendants, pilots, and air marshals have protested loudly. A White House petition has been drafted. The petition is available on the White House web site but is easily accessed using the URL www.noknivesonplanes.com. Sarah Nelson, VP of the flight attendants union, was on Fox News Sunday morning and gave out this URL. This URL immediately redirects to the official petition. You must register and then you can sign it. As of this evening there were 22,000 signatures with about 77,000 more needed by April 5. I don't know exactly how this works but I registered and signed.
Please sign and pass this information on to your traveling friends, and everybody. The TSA has handed the keys to the city gates to the barbarians. Whose side are they on?
Flight attendants, pilots, and air marshals have protested loudly. A White House petition has been drafted. The petition is available on the White House web site but is easily accessed using the URL www.noknivesonplanes.com. Sarah Nelson, VP of the flight attendants union, was on Fox News Sunday morning and gave out this URL. This URL immediately redirects to the official petition. You must register and then you can sign it. As of this evening there were 22,000 signatures with about 77,000 more needed by April 5. I don't know exactly how this works but I registered and signed.
Please sign and pass this information on to your traveling friends, and everybody. The TSA has handed the keys to the city gates to the barbarians. Whose side are they on?
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The EU still doesn't allow knives, baseball bats (even miniature ones) , hockey sticks and the like on board.
They are going to be allowing liquids onboard again in larger containers, from next year, once all airports have the new scanners fitted.
http://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/...nd_luggage.pdf
And for what is banned in your hold luggage; http://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/...ld_luggage.pdf
They are going to be allowing liquids onboard again in larger containers, from next year, once all airports have the new scanners fitted.
http://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/...nd_luggage.pdf
And for what is banned in your hold luggage; http://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/...ld_luggage.pdf
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The knife lobby, I'm not kidding, has "persuaded" the TSA to go forward with the idiocy of allowing knives on planes. The only way it can be overturned is apparently through an act of Congress. Such an act has been drafted and is in consideration. Read more at http://noknivesonplanes.com/.
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TSA has decided to delay implementation of the new rule allowing knives on board. See http://tinyurl.com/cu3wv2y. I hope it is a permanent delay.
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