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considering, as the article says, this only works with one way tickets, and no luggage, how many people would be taking advantage of this that a lawsuit is nece
by thisone 12y ago
considering, as the article says, this only works with one way tickets, and no luggage, how many people would be taking advantage of this that a lawsuit is necessary?
- noer 12y agoif you don't ordinarily check luggage (like most people seem to do nowadays), all you have to do is buy two one way tickets. the only downside is that you'll get selected for extra screening more often.
- dsl 12y agoA friend of mine would always get the dreaded SSSS because he booked lots of last minute one way tickets for work. Signing up for TSA PreCheck almost completely eliminated that problem. If you are willing to give up a bunch of info and pay the government, you can skip the "random screening."
- bsenftner 12y agoHow is this lawsuit worthy at all? I don't understand how his identifying this "price loophole" is anything other than "innovation". A lawsuit for "lost revenues" simply because a 3rd party found how to save people money seems ridiculous.