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Sort of like how they take those super-dangerous bottles of water and toiletries and place them in a secure receptacle AKA a trash can.
by saryant 11y ago
Sort of like how they take those super-dangerous bottles of water and toiletries and place them in a secure receptacle AKA a trash can.
- pyre 11y agoI thought the idea wasn't that they were volatile on their own, but components that could be assembled into a bomb once on-plane.
- vidarh 11y agoThat might have helped if they actually caught fluids in the carry on. In my experience (accidentally left bottles in carry-on several times; always found out myself after passing through security with no problems) they don't seem to do that.
- pyre 11y agoIt's inconsistent. I've had various things denied in carry-on (e.g. jar of jam, snow globe, etc). A TSA agent even told me that snow globes were not allowed even in checked luggage, which I found out later is false. I had to find some way to mail the snow globe to myself from the airport.