您要不要再TRY看看啊 :jolin:
這個是新的規矩


http://www.tsa.gov/public/display?t...900051980117e21

TSA Leadership

Lighters Added to Prohibited Items List


TSA put ALL lighters on the Prohibited Items List to reduce a security vulnerability and ease the operational challenge of distinguishing between types of lighters.
TSA has added all lighters to its Prohibited Items List which means they will be prohibited past the security checkpoints at the nation’s airports. Lighters will be treated as any other prohibited item and passengers will be asked to surrender them to the TSA, return them to their vehicle or leave them with someone who is not traveling.

As in the past, lighters are still considered hazardous materials and thus are not allowed in checked baggage. Passengers are strongly encouraged to leave these items at home to avoid delays. While passengers may be able to ship lighters home using a private shipping company, there is usually a substantial fee for doing so.

TSA is partnering with airport operators to provide them latitude to identify potential ignition sources for smokers in the secure areas of airports. Passengers are allowed to bring up to four books of matches beyond the checkpoint.

For more information, please read the press release announcing lighters being

http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/...elease_0569.xml

TSA Adds Lighters to List of Items Prohibited Beyond Airport Checkpoints

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
Transportation Security Administration

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - February 28, 2005
TSA Press Office: (571) 227-2829

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) today announced that all lighters will be prohibited from sterile areas of airports and onboard aircraft. This action is in response to a provision in the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, which was signed into law by the President on December 17, 2004, and requires that “butane” lighters be added to TSA’s Prohibited Items List.

After carefully evaluating the security threat, Congressional intent and operational considerations, TSA determined that passengers should be prohibited from carrying all lighters on their person or in carry-on luggage in the sterile areas of airports or onboard an airplane. The policy will be fully enforced beginning April 14, 2005.

“TSA is moving to implement this provision passed by Congress,” said Rear Adm. David M. Stone, USN (Ret.), Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for TSA. “By creating policy to add lighters to the Prohibited Items List we are closing a potential vulnerability in air travel security.”

The agency also acknowledged the role passengers play in making the security process go more smoothly.

"Travelers are a valuable partner in the screening process," said Rear Adm. Stone. "If they pack smart and avoid bringing lighters to the checkpoint, passengers can accelerate the screening process and allow us to focus on those individuals and items that may be a threat to their flight."

All lighters will be banned from sterile areas beyond security checkpoints at airports. This includes, for example, butane, absorbed-fuel (Zippo-type), electric/battery-powered and novelty lighters.

TSA’s mission includes preventing air piracy and use of an airplane as a weapon. TSA prohibits items that may be used to that end from being carried aboard an airplane. The lighter ban will fulfill Congress’ intent as expressed in the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act and reduce security vulnerabilities, providing one more layer of security for the nation’s travelers.

The Department of Transportation classifies lighters as hazardous materials, and prohibits them from being stowed in checked baggage. TSA will dispose of lighters brought to checkpoints. Passengers at some airports may be able to ship them via a private company for a fee, but TSA strongly urges passengers to thoroughly inspect their carry-on and checked baggage for these items before going to the airport.

嗯......
 

man...

I wonder,

我如果在飛機上說:

我覺得隔壁的可能會用奶罩勒死我........

哪可以請她脫掉嗎? :rolleyes:

要不要打電話去白宮問BUSH? :D

另外
關於打火機的事情
3月中就開始有新聞在說了(剛回去查一下文章確認過了)

所以請各位要來北美(美國)前
還是跟旅行社確認一下
免得到機場才知道有新的規定.. :)

慕凡兄
我個人是覺得
以後上飛機的人
一律****
飛機的工作人員也是
然後任何東西都不可以帶上去 :shy: :D


我覺得以後會不會連耳機都不可以帶上飛機 :jolin: :laugh:

問布希，只會得到否定的答案。
建議問的是.....柯林頓！ :laugh:

嗯.......
 

and in flight movie is

The Doors: cum on baby light my fire? :hungry:

脫掉就是要對你...

嗯
樓主本來只是問關於打火機
結果............ :unbelief: :D :ase

可惜現在不是他當家 :ase
可惜他....不知道還可以活多久 :ase :ase