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In article , Paul Rekieta
wrote: On 12/16/03 1:34 PM, in article , "Maule Driver" wrote: Well, they were as nice as could be about it and didn't even let a patronizing smirk out but I was totally spooked and said that I was going to get off the plane. I explained that it shouldn't be a problem since I only had a carry on bag and well, I was just going to stay behind I bet you couldnıt do this in todayıs terrorist environment. Couldn't do what? Get off the airplane? That's preposterous, what are you suggesting they would do? Not let you off? Handcuff you to your seat? Please. |
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![]() "Tom Fleischman" wrote in message news:171220030905080167% I bet you couldnıt do this in todayıs terrorist environment. Couldn't do what? Get off the airplane? That's preposterous, what are you suggesting they would do? Not let you off? Handcuff you to your seat? Please. I believe the thought is that you might have left some device on the plane. I would not be surprised if, while they let you off the plane, they also make others get off and then inspect the cabin. Maybe with dogs. I know it sounds outlandish, but I can easily imagine it happening. -Trent PP-ASEL |
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![]() I believe the thought is that you might have left some device on the plane. I would not be surprised if, while they let you off the plane, they also make others get off and then inspect the cabin. .... and maybe fix the cargo latch. Jose -- (for Email, make the obvious changes in my address) |
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"Tom Fleischman"
In article , Paul Rekieta , "Maule Driver" Well, they were as nice as could be about it and didn't even let a patronizing smirk out but I was totally spooked and said that I was going to get off the plane. I explained that it shouldn't be a problem since I only had a carry on bag and well, I was just going to stay behind I bet you couldnıt do this in todayıs terrorist environment. Couldn't do what? Get off the airplane? That's preposterous, what are you suggesting they would do? Not let you off? Handcuff you to your seat? Please. Well I'm sure one could get off but I think there might be other consequences. If a specific procedure is lacking I'm sure the pilot would attempt to evaluate the request and the person making it and then determine whether more security actions would be required. Might be a much different situation for passengers with the same request but different appearances. |
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In article , Maule
Driver wrote: "Tom Fleischman" In article , Paul Rekieta , "Maule Driver" Well, they were as nice as could be about it and didn't even let a patronizing smirk out but I was totally spooked and said that I was going to get off the plane. I explained that it shouldn't be a problem since I only had a carry on bag and well, I was just going to stay behind I bet you couldnıt do this in todayıs terrorist environment. Couldn't do what? Get off the airplane? That's preposterous, what are you suggesting they would do? Not let you off? Handcuff you to your seat? Please. Well I'm sure one could get off but I think there might be other consequences. If a specific procedure is lacking I'm sure the pilot would attempt to evaluate the request and the person making it and then determine whether more security actions would be required. Might be a much different situation for passengers with the same request but different appearances. Well yeah, sure, I'm sure that there would be security concerns raised in the minds of the crew and the Thousands Standing Around, but if they don't find anything, even in your name were Mustafah, then the situation would be about the same as what you experienced, it would just take a lot longer to be on your way. It certainly would not be a case of "you couldn't do this in today's environment". |
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Might be a much different
situation for passengers with the same request but different appearances. Its a sad fact that in today's environment doing this would have severe consequences. To call for a search because the passenger who wants off is wearing a turban or has the name Mustafah will get you a discrimination lawsuit. It has happened to my company already. This is why you see babies and little old ladies called out for secondary searches at the gate and seldom folks who may be from the middle east. I hope the liberals sleep tight tonight. |
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