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Old 13th Oct 2006, 10:26
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DespairingTraveller
 
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Originally Posted by lexxity
For what it's worth, do you really think the aviation community will have any choice in this matter? If you are sick of being treated like a criminal how do you think airline and airport staff feel having to be treated like this everytime they go airside?
I understand how you feel, and I do sympathise - but, in the final analysis, you're being paid to put up with it. While I'm being charged to have it inflicted on me. And I have a rather more easily exercised choice, because I can avoid the indignity without giving up my livelihood.

Also, the term "aviation community" was meant to include not just the airline and airport staff at the front line, but also those who set and influence policy. They need to find a way to a) focus security measures on the real threats, and b) make them less invasive to the customer, or people like me will stop flying.
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