Flying back to USA

[Tomcat]

Unless you been living in Atlantis and havent heard the news it seems that due to the failed terror plot on Delta Airlines new restrictions will be imposed on travellers on final leg back to US. ( re edit= its must be the same going out as well thinking about it)

CNN ,for what its worth, stated that the last hour or so of the journey you wont be allowed to use the restroom and that new hand baggage  restrictions may be enforced .

I dont think all the details have been worked out but its best to check out before you fly back to the land of the free. I heard that this may also effect flights to London but the is speculation at this moment. One things for sure ... it wont remain the same for much longer.

[Snick]

Its only a matter of time before we are required to all fly naked.

[Tomcat]

I salute the guy that jumped on the Nigerian clown and held him down while the staff dragged him off out of the passsenger aisle

He was burned up a bit as was the terrorist, but knowing that it was a bomb of some type and his own life was 50-50, i think he deserved a Medal of some kind. That is real bravery. How the brain makes life and death decisions in the space of a second or less is fascinating.

Well done Sir , you are a  true hero.  

[Mr. GRUMPY (Grrr!)]

These extremist rag heads have made flight travel intolerable for normal people.

[cojone azul]

There was mention that in the last hour of flight you could not use the rest room "without an escort".
This may be an advantage on Thai or EVA that have attractive FA's. I wonder how much they actually escort
you in the toilet.
Yes, i am sick, I still have 5 months till my next trip to LOS, cry for me.

[strocube]

If you were trying to write "blue balls" in Spnaish, you left out the "s" in "cojones" and the "es" in azul. It should be "cojones azules"
Cojon azul translates as blue ball. What you wrote, "Cojone azul" is just a mess. Singular for cojones is "cojon." "Cojone" is either a typo or a misspelling.

It should also be noted that the word cojones is used more by people who are not native speakers of Spanish.
More popular terms are huevos (Mexico), pelotas (South America).

FYI: "Cojones azules" does not have the same meaning in Spanish as it does in English.

Carry on.  

[cojone azul]

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