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From my experience at Ben Gurion airport...security there has different stages. When you first walk in to the airport, even before you check in and get your tic
by phonon 10y ago
From my experience at Ben Gurion airport...security there has different stages. When you first walk in to the airport, even before you check in and get your ticket, some friendly attractive person will start chatting with you and ask about your trip. They will not identify themselves (or be dressed) as security. Your friend might very well have mentioned something to that person.
Later, when the more formal security process/interview starts, they might ask followup questions based on info they got from that earlier "interview".
- literallycancer 10y ago>From my experience at Ben Gurion airport...security there has different stages. When you first walk in to the airport, even before you check in and get your ticket, some friendly attractive person will start chatting with you and ask about your trip. They will not identify themselves (or be dressed) as security. Your friend might very well have mentioned something to that person. This is interesting, where can I read more about this?
- doubleplusgood 10y agoOn mobile, this article seems to provide some info http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4978149 http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4978149
- phonon 10y agoYup. You'd be surprised what comes out of your mouth if someone attractive and personable starts smiling at you and asking questions randomly. You don't have your "defenses up" and you start blabbing away before you figure out that no, this person is not actually trying to hit on me :-)
- doubleplusgood 10y agoI'm aware, I travel via TLV a lot :)
- sukilot 10y agoThat's bizarre -- if I met someone like that I'd assume they were a criminal trying to rob me.