Call me a cynic, but....

More or less

not me

 

I do quite often. I stick the PC under my seat and the case in the
overhead bin.

 

I've had a go on the slot machines there, but that's my limit. Seeing
Merkins getting carried away with the blackjack table puts me off.

 

That'd be a good trick, given that Swissair went out of business
several years ago.

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They became just Swiss, I think, as a result?

Ali

 

I don't know the ins-and-outs of it but yes, a company called Swiss
took over their operations.

 

It's a shame they haven't changed the LX identifier code to Swiss.

 

You're just making this up as you go along, aren't you?

 

Oh that was one of the other figures given to me yesterday at CDG. The
average time from when they find out that a passenger is missing and
won't catch the flight to when the luggage is offloaded is 12 minutes.

With the registration tags, they can tell your name, what seat you're
on, what container the luggage is in and what position in the container
too.

All in all, fairly quick, methinks.

 

Unless the suitcase is right at the bottom, which of course it most
likely will be

 

<G> It's always like that.

 

(The Older Gentleman) wrote in

Pretty good shopping but I preferred Copenhagen for general stuff and
Dusseldorf/Frankfurt for booze.

 

Never been there.

This is true.