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If mobile devices were truly a danger to the safe operation of an airplane, then you can bet you wouldn't be able to bring one into the cabin.
by james_pm 5y ago
If mobile devices were truly a danger to the safe operation of an airplane, then you can bet you wouldn't be able to bring one into the cabin.
- cryptoz 5y agoThat's been my view this whole time. Bottle of water from a store just outside? Let's confiscate it. You got 100 phones all powered on? No problem! Just please turn them off thanks!
- isoskeles 5y agoYour comment re: water bottles made me want to look this up. Apparently, it's quite easy to reseal a bottle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abosduPhns4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abosduPhns4 So, I suppose if TSA let people bring in a bottle of "water" from a store just outside, this could easily be faked where you bring in a couple of bottles of bleach and ammonia (although, I don't know how those chemicals would do with the plastic from some water bottles). It kind of makes sense to take a hard-line on water bottles, even if they're sealed, even if it matches the kind of water they're selling just behind you at the airport, and even if you have a receipt, because all of those things are trivial to surmount.
- secabeen 5y agoEven then, you are totally free to bring empty bottles through security, then fill them up on the other side.