Currently flying from Seattle - NYC

[brooklynite]

No bathroom lockdowns or empty lap requirements. Airport checks were about the usual.

[mwb970]

1. Anyone on fire? /nt

[Turbineguy]

4. The smell

of gonads roasting over an over fire.

No thanks!

[Turbineguy]

2. Thanks for the update

I have to go to Florida next weekend.

[HeresyLives]

3. It's only for flights into the US.

Altho I'm sure the practices will spread.

[notesdev]

11. It's scary

how people have been trained to so easily accept yet another security protocol, and a particularly nonsensical one at that, while at the same time acknowledging that all previous efforts along the same lines are ineffective.

[kestrel91316]

12. I didn't hear that US flights were exempt from the new pee-in-your-seat rule.

[lunatica]

5. Today it's partyl cloudy in NYC but tomorrow there's supposed to be rain

So you shouldn't have any delays but if you have a stop-over at O'Hare in Chicago it's snowing lightly and could get worse.

When do they have bathroom lockdowns?

[happy_liberal]

6. they didn't check your underwear?

we're all gonna die!

[ThatsMyBarack]

13. Welcome to DU, happy_liberal!

:hi:

[timeforpeace]

7. The new regs haven't gone into effect yet, have they?

[sandnsea]

8. Napolitano said it would be different all over

"These measures are designed to be unpredictable, so passengers should not expect to see the same thing everywhere."

Full Statement:
http://obama-mamas.com/blog/?p=855

[customerserviceguy]

9. Ah, random jackbooted thuggery!

So the vast majority of the American people can tell themselves, "Well, they won't take the book out of MY lap," and won't bother making a stink about measures that profile innocuous behavior rather than not-so-innocuous persons.

[blondeatlast]

10. My ex and son just arrived in Heathrow. They were not patted down prior

to boarding nor were there "one hour" restix.

They were flying out os US; maybe that makes a difference?