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Thanks for all the info, Bart. It is kind of you to take time to answer all the questions and to pass along info.
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Originally Posted by Bart
Look, I'm not making any promises here. I anticipate a painful process for both travellers and TSA officers until the routine is established.
Yet another reason I would not have created a new government agency; my belief is that the existing agencies would not have overthought such a nonexistent, imaginary "threat" as the fictional August 10 liquid threat. |
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Originally Posted by Bart
Our briefing emphasized one quart without regard to dimensions. This is the typical disconnect that happens whenever the PR side tries to help but adds to the confusion. So let me post it here: forget the dimensions and focus on the size....one quart plastic bags that can be sealed. Brand name is immaterial.
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showpost....18&postcount=3 |
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Bart,
How about unmarked plastic bottles - standard generic liquid travel bottles bought at Target or something - that have mention of contents or volume? I assume that a bottle in the 3 oz area is ok, 4 oz may be pushing it, anything larger is clear violation? |
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