As I wrote about a few days ago, over the coming months the US is introducing new security requirements for US-bound flights. This means you can expect much more thorough security checks at most international airports when flying to the US. However, there's a silver lining here in terms of the passenger experience. The electronics…
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This of course comes at a price. All the airlines & airports have agreed to update their passenger screening, scrapping old x-ray device to the new CT ones. Four manufacturers have ones in testing, looks like only two "approved" so far. In any case they cost at least 5 times the old machine, so expect an incease in either ticket price or a service fee in the near future.
Well, you can't keep lying or defy logic. Better make the most of it.
Points have been delivered anyway. We are USA. We can do anything we want, anytime, anywhere. Comply or suffer.
Wow, another post about Etihad that reads like a press release. Seems like we've been seeing an awful lot of those lately. So a flight in The Residence "just happens" to become affordable enough for you to take, and we see coverage of Etihad increase dramatically at the same time. How coincidental.
This is good news. Hopefully the other airports will comply.
@Paul S - please lay off the drugs, they're clearly addling your brain causing premature senility.
Could those ulterior motives possibly be the US3 trying to sabotage the ME3 by lowering their yields? Hmmmm, I wonder.
They used that first picture of yours on twitter under a trending section without giving you any type of credit. wasn't sure if you were aware of that. Reply if you want more details.