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I guess it would force people to the check-in desk where they could be asked 'do you have a laptop in your carry-on?'. If they don't know about the ban this giv
by k-mcgrady 9y ago
I guess it would force people to the check-in desk where they could be asked 'do you have a laptop in your carry-on?'. If they don't know about the ban this gives them a chance to put it in hold luggage. If it wasn't noticed until security it may be a bit of a nightmare.
- walterbell 9y agoThat question could be asked during online check-in, especially if the passenger indicates they are traveling without hold luggage. There is already an online check-in question for hazardous materials.
- ghaff 9y agoWhere it will receive the same close scrutiny to TOSs on websites are.
- walterbell 9y agoNot comparable. You often need passport information for online check-in and the entire experience is already tied to legal/immigration requirements. If you're doing online check-in, your goal is to avoid the time cost of agent check-in lines, so it's worth the effort to carefully enter all mandatory data.
- jacquesm 9y agoThere is absolutely no way I'm parting with my laptop in an airport. If that's going to be the next line then flying will cease to be an option for me.