Originally Posted by Romanianflyer

I know it is a big double standard which I have on this. I wouldn't know honestly what I would do if it was my other laptop with more valuable things installed. My travel laptop's password is just for access to it, and nothing is saved on it whatsoever, not even passwords as standard in my internet browser. I am curious if perhaps an Israel insider here on the boards might be able to give more information about the process or what would happen in the case of not complying. Being booted from a domestic flight is still that, but if it's an international flight... you are basically stuck if they don't give you permission to fly!