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Man With Coronavirus Uses Disguise To Fly

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Since the start of the pandemic we’ve seen an alarming number of stories of people intentionally boarding flights after having tested positive for coronavirus. However, this story is a new one for me, and is on a whole different level.

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 Jan
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Modern problems require modern solutions.


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Diamond
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He should face a minimum 5 years in prison


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 Ole
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Put him in front of the firing squad and broadcast it live on TV. If he is Knowingly going to put so many lives at risk, he doesn’t deserve to live.


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(@Peter)
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So everyone can fly that easy with an aircraft, if terrorist or not, just by wearing a niqab?


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(@Eskimo)
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Isn't it more alarming that someone went through security and boarded a plane as someone else!!!!!!!!

WMD, drugs, nerve agent, biological weapons etc.
combine with
Child rapist, terrorist, no-fly list, fugitive, politicians etc.

You get disaster waiting to happen.

Maybe Covid originated as a biological weapon smuggled by Indonesia terrorists.


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 JB
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My grandfather (who was born and raised in Pakistan) used to say he doesn't like it when people wore a burka or niqab because you never know if the person below them is actually a woman or a man...


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 Rich
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@JB: In ordinary interactions of life, why would he need to know?


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(@T. Jones)
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Perhaps, after he recovers, he should spend some time assisting physicians who are trying to save the lives of those infected with COVID-19.


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(@Eskimo)
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Sexism runs everywhere, and stronger in certain geography and religion.

But we are trying to undo and cancel what happened over centuries in one generation, not an easy task at all.


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(@credit)
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"his terribly irresponsible act"

Multiplied by millions here, based on all the anti-vax Trumpers who pretend they're vaccinated so they don't have to wear a mask into stores etc.


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 KK13
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Because you live in US, have no clue what goes on in the rest of the world on daily basis. Killing people (through explosions) hiding under the burkha is very common.


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 Jan
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If they do that, let's have you pull the trigger.


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(@Apso Eyot)
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The thing is, if this is a round trip flight, things will probably get kind of suspicious if he uses the same disguise, unless maybe he flies another airline on the way back. I mean, if he never got caught all the way through, would it still have made the headlines that we are reading right here?

Side note: I liked it better when the text in the “Post” button was dark blue. I’ve been noticing for a couple days that it’s white now, and it reminds me of how Lufthansa changed its identity. The white word on yellow makes it hard to read and just not as aesthetically pleasing IMO. When “Post” was in dark blue, it created a better contrast with the yellow and complemented the text and boxes right above the button well. Do you think you could please change the word color for “Post” back to blue?


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(@infotainment)
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Completely agree -- this is analogous to pulling out a gun in-flight and shooting people.

Someone capable of this is clearly irredeemable.


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 Bob
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And now terrorists are taking notes on what works and where.


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(@Rezzadogs)
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To be fair, airport security in Indonesia is nearly as slack as it is in the US.


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(@Icarus)
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Eskimo. Having gone through security weapons aren’t a factor. The issue is he was not identified correctly


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(@Eskimo)
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Your conclusion is why security always have a weakness. You probably think as long as I lock my iPhone no one can hack it because Apple security is the best and they don't cooperate with the FBI.

The whole process should be considered unreliable.
Unless the agency or department (not just the person) that screens for weapons are entirely different than who checks ID, it is fair to assume that the whole agency isn't competent in doing what its supposed to do. Therefore the product of that agency is unreliable.


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(@iamhere)
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Agree with the comments that it should be more alarming that he got away with the disguise through security, but I don't think I really care much. This blog is supposed to be about points and miles and related reviews/advice. Increasingly we are seeing articles like this one that doesn't really affect most people.


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