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A Panty Liner Triggers A TSA Pat-Down Just One Step Removed From A Pap Smear
There's flying while Muslim. Flying while looking Muslim. Flying in leggings. Flying while 13 and forgetting to pull your laptop out. But did you know about flying with a panty liner?
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Woman Wearing Gun-Shaped High Heels Stopped At US Airport
A woman traveller wearing a pair of gun-shaped high heels and carrying two bracelets that were lined with realistic-looking bullets in her carry-on bag had to delay her flight and abandon the 'dangerous items' after security agents spotted them.
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4 Deplaned Over Text That Allegedly Had 'Dynamite,' Bengaluru Airport Code
A police report says four passengers were removed from a flight at Baltimore's international airport after a fellow passenger said she saw one of them receive a text with the word "dynamite."
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Flights Grounded Along US East Coast due to Tracking Problem
More than 100 flights were grounded at airports along the US East Coast on Saturday due to a problem with a flight-tracking system in the Washington, DC area, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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A Panty Liner Triggers A TSA Pat-Down Just One Step Removed From A Pap Smear
There's flying while Muslim. Flying while looking Muslim. Flying in leggings. Flying while 13 and forgetting to pull your laptop out. But did you know about flying with a panty liner?
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Woman Wearing Gun-Shaped High Heels Stopped At US Airport
A woman traveller wearing a pair of gun-shaped high heels and carrying two bracelets that were lined with realistic-looking bullets in her carry-on bag had to delay her flight and abandon the 'dangerous items' after security agents spotted them.
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4 Deplaned Over Text That Allegedly Had 'Dynamite,' Bengaluru Airport Code
A police report says four passengers were removed from a flight at Baltimore's international airport after a fellow passenger said she saw one of them receive a text with the word "dynamite."
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Flights Grounded Along US East Coast due to Tracking Problem
More than 100 flights were grounded at airports along the US East Coast on Saturday due to a problem with a flight-tracking system in the Washington, DC area, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
