What is not allowed in airport anymore since 9/11?
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What is not allowed in airport anymore since 9/11?
I am goign to be travelling from Boston to Heathrow next week and am wondering about new safety/security measures since 9/11. Is there anything that I should NOT bring or anything that will cause questions/alarms (that previously wouldn't) while going through immigration? I am assuming it is still okay to pack razors, tweezers, etc???
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Do you mean airport/airline security or, as stated, immigration?<BR><BR>If you mean the former, most airline websites have a section addressing this or you could call them and ask. Packing questionable items in checked baggage, and not in carry-on, makes the most sense.<BR>
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Bri,<BR>I saw a woman have her scissors taken out of her carry-on by security, but since they weren't huge "surgical scissors", they merely asked her if she'd like to have them put into her checked luggage.<BR><BR>If possible, check with your airline, as I've heard there is some variability, but I can't imagine anything you'd be taking would cause a major kind of commotion that would delay you from catching your flight & having your things with you, in either your checked or carry-on baggage.<BR>Best Wishes,<BR>BC
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I was flying back from Prague in December to the USA. I had to switch to another plane in Amsterdam. My checked in bag did not make it on the flight from Amsterdam. When I got my bag the next day at my home, the lock was cut off of the bag and they had taken my tweezers and a magnifying glass. The magnifying glass was around 3 x 5 that swung out and had a light. I guess that they took it because it had a battery in it.
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I was stopped in heathrow for having offensive breath..they told me it was a weapon. I laughed and tried to walk on..but as i did the alarm bells went off!..3 hours later with tubes of toothpaste and listerine everywhere they evntually let me out..Its getting rediculous out there!