Quantas Security Arrests - what gives...?
 

Two former Quantas contractors have been charged under federal aviation security law following an alleged security incident at Sydney Airport on Tuesday.

Qantas security head Geoff Askew said both men were in possession of Aviation Security Identification Cards, a pass issued by airlines and businesses to employees who work airside.

He would not comment on the nature of the incident.

But he said Qantas immediately reported the incident to the Australian Federal Police.

"Until these charges have been dealt with, it's not appropriate for me comment further."

She said details of the charges would only be made public at the men's court appearance in Downing Centre Local Court on Tuesday, November 15

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So what's it gonna be, another camel-suit episode or some of their wonderful, patriotic, true-blue Aussie Tali-bearded baggage handlers caught with a ticking suitcase???

Anyone at the Rat got the skinny on this?

You idiot.......

Never did figure out what the u stood for in Quantas. Just doesn't look right.

Ahhh, the security breach is obvious.

According to the quote above, Qantas security is comprised of cross dressers.

And if that were written in English, what would it mean?

Yes indeed the security breach is obvious.....the 'u' didn't have its ASIC card when it went between 'Q' and 'a'.