So much for security checks.....

http://tinyurl.com/ooatk

Dynamite on a plane... FFS!

 

My ex girlfriend flew from Houston (were she lived) to her parents in
Spokane, and found she still had her handgun in her handbag!

She had to mail it back home to herself.

 

Perhaps I'm being a bit fick, but why was AA 55 flying MAN
(Manchester) to ORD (Chicago) diverted when there was a problem with
CO 52 which had flown EZE (Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini, Argentina) to
AAP (Andrau Airpark, Houston)?

Perhaps it's time for bed.

 

Dynamite _residue_ perhaps?: "picked up dynamite during
a mining trip while he was abroad and had stored it in his suitcase".

Two different stories in the one report, without a "And in other news"
segue for the hard-of-thinking, apparently.

Goodnight Nick.

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<insert shit 'urban music joke>
Was Ms Dynamit-ee on AA 55 from Manc......
</is'u'mj>

Dave

 

Those dogs will pick up the slightest scent.
Flew back from a weekends shooting in scotland just after xmas, they were
running a dog up and down the queue at edi when it started barking at me me.
I was pulled to one side, i had nowt on me, but the coat was the one I'd
been wearing on the shoot, so the front two pockets had been full of empty
cases for two days.
Apparently this happens a fair bit according to the copper (earlier in the
day one chap had unknowingly checked in with 6 12bore cartridges in his
jacket pocket !)