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That sucks. Sorry op
. . . what?
At least she didnt have a shoe bomb :)
Or a clock bomb (I hope people get the reference)
When I was 16 my parents were taking our family on a trip to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando because I got such good GCSE results. My older sister was so pissed off that we were 'forcing' her to leave her friends and boyfriend behind (i.e. my parents didn't trust her with the house alone) for a whole 2 weeks of a 6 week holiday that she packed about 3 battery operated alarm clocks in her suitcase, all set to go off at the same time. Long story short, we were put on the no-fly list and i've still never been to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
#17 I'm sorry, but your sister is a bitch! I'm sorry you had to miss out on something so awesome
The Americans can be a bit touchy with their no-fly list, as soon as they knew who's suitcase it was all four of us were hauled away from our gate and told we had been put on the list for the foreseeable future and that we would have to contact the airport to have our luggage returned. My dad's a big angry Scottish bloke (and actually a former customs officer, so he knew something was up), and it was only when he was on the verge of exploding at one of the security guys that the little bitch admitted what she'd done, because 'she thought it would be a laugh'. By the time our holiday should have finished he'd sold her phone, iPod, laptop and car and bought me the Mac he'd told me he would never pay for with the proceeds. Turned out to be an ok couple of weeks.
Ha! Bitch got what she'd deserved!
#17 You know, I reckon that should be an FML on it's own...
Wow, I'm really impressed with your dad's parenting skills. I feel like too many people would just let that slide without proper punishment.
Well maybe next time help her pack just to make sure everything goes well.
Well she prob learned her lesson and I doubt it will happen again. I've always hated when I forget to unpack liquid of some kind and I have to get checked it bugs the crap out of me
I honestly don't know why this comment got downvoted. It simply has advice. Nothing negative towards OP, no vulgarity, just advice. Go ahead and downvote me as much as you want, but I'm just saying.
How could you guys have missed those announcements going off at least every ten minutes telling you not to pack exactly that in your carry-on?
I'm sure op didn't know her mother packed all of that but it also seems like they were in a rush/running late if some questioning caused them to miss their flight. I know when I'm running late i don't listen for those announcements. Maybe her mom was flying for the first time? I don't know
She was detained, not questioned. That process can take well over 6 hours.
It says in the FML that she was detained AND questioned.
I bet she's regretting that decision. Sorry Op!
The first year the limit on liquids onboard was enforced, I had $1000 worth of stuff 'confiscated'. It never, ever happened again. You win some, you lose some!
Even when I've forgotten and put something like that in my carry-on, I've always had the chance to send it with my checked bags. Having it confiscated seems like the last option.
would they not bump you to the next flight or put you on stand by or something? I hope you have flight insurance!
I don't think the airline has a duty of care to do that, it's the passenger's responsibility to ensure they make it to their flight and through security on time, this could be put down to the passenger's fault in the airline's eyes because they expect you to check what you can fly with and can't. I hope they had insurance too.
maybe you should've told her what not to pack.
This rule has been in effect for about 10 years now, she should already know what to pack. Plus they constantly tell you on the speakers in the airport.
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At least she didnt have a shoe bomb :)
How could you guys have missed those announcements going off at least every ten minutes telling you not to pack exactly that in your carry-on?