when did they stop quizing you about your bags
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I checked in some hold luggage on the BA flight to London from Aberdeen last week and now you mention it, I wasn't asked all the usual questions either. Actually, when I say 'checked in' it was at the bag drop as I'd already checked in online so I may have answered the questions then...
Hoofy said:
Gargamel said:
Question " Could someone have tampered with your bag without your knowledge"
Obviously I never bite, but the temptation...
Depends if you want to spend the next 5 hours with a grumpy official tampering with your rectum. Obviously I never bite, but the temptation...

This was pre-9/11 though.Bill said:
Hoofy said:
Gargamel said:
Question " Could someone have tampered with your bag without your knowledge"
Obviously I never bite, but the temptation...
Depends if you want to spend the next 5 hours with a grumpy official tampering with your rectum. Obviously I never bite, but the temptation...

This was pre-9/11 though.
I imagine they've heard every line going.steveo3002 said:
yeah was daft all along..dont spose many terrorists owned up to a bag full of bombs n guns at the desk
"Do you have any bombs or guns in your bags sir?""Goddammit...you've caught me!"

In response to "Do you have any sharp intruments on you" my "Only the wife's tongue" never went down well either

Check in desks have (should have) dangerous goods signs in view.
For some airlines this fulfills their requirement.
Airports are installing self service bag drops now which are unmanned, again the sign fulfills the requirement.
BA staff should at a minimum ask if you've seen the sign.
Some non IATA airlines couldn't give a chuff and not overly bothered if a bag for another flight is loaded by mistake, they'll happily assume you left the C4 at home with out asking.
For some airlines this fulfills their requirement.
Airports are installing self service bag drops now which are unmanned, again the sign fulfills the requirement.
BA staff should at a minimum ask if you've seen the sign.
Some non IATA airlines couldn't give a chuff and not overly bothered if a bag for another flight is loaded by mistake, they'll happily assume you left the C4 at home with out asking.
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