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Articles Travelling on a London flight with a Bomb in my luggage | Travelling on a London flight with a Bomb in my luggage |
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| Written by Craig Walker | |
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When you check-in for your London flight or in fact any flight from a UK airport since the security concerns have been heightened you are asked a few simple questions. These simple questions are for everyones safety. The first question that the check-in staff ask you whether you packed your luggage yourself. This is to ascertain whether there could be anything put in the luggage without your knowledge. When you check-in you are also asked if the luggage you are checking in has not been left unsupervised. This is to make sure nobody could have placed anything in your luggage and is for everyone?s safety. Even though there have been many well publicized security issues at airports throughout the world and in the UK people still think it is amusing to say 'there is a bomb in my bag' People soon cease to see the funny side when they and the other comedians that say this to airport staff and are arrested and later appear in court. Surprisingly this happens regularly at airports throughout the UK. The airport staff are all instructed to take these comments seriously. It is now not unusual for people to receive jail sentence for doing this or at best community service and a large fine if you are lucky. If the staff hears one of these comments it is not unusual for aircraft and even airports to be evacuated causing a lot of disruption and at great cost to the airlines and airport itself. Make sure you keep your luggage in a safe place so that nobody can put anything in it that there should not be in your case and hope that nobody makes a stupid comment and causes your flight to be delayed. About the Author: Find out about all the various London flights available from all the five London airports and also which airlines have flights from London and to what destinations. Article by industry professional Craig Walker |
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