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02/19/2010

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Craig Pirrong

She was just following TSA policy, which is "we make sh*t up as we go along." I fly an average of 3 times/week, and the variance in their interpretations of rules is huge.

aynrandgirl

I have no idea, but I bet the denizens of the flyertalk.com forums would.

steven

I had a similar problem, but it was in Toronto. I had to spend 15 minutes demonstrating how it worked, and they ran it through the screening twice.

Snarky Associate

For my flight out of SFO recently, they lumped kindles in with laptops for what they told the passengers to put in separate bins. I put my kindle right next to my netbook -- had no problems getting through.

I find it more interesting that the airlines have now cautioned passengers to turn off ebook readers when taking off. I was flying for about 7 months and they didn't care.

www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=503715363

T(housands) S(tanding) A(round) follows the old adage articulated best (IIRC) by GB Shaw:

"When a stupid man does something he knows is wrong, he always claims it is his duty."

save_the_rustbelt

Shoes on the belt, shoes in the hopper, shoes on the belt,,,,, depends on the airport.

TSA = Thousands Standing Around

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