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#31
November 28th 09, 02:07 AM
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Jo-Anne wrote:
These days certain laptop containers don't have to be opened, but I wasn't sure if any sleeve automatically fit the requirements. A sleeve does NOT *automatically* fit in their guidelines (for guaranteed exclusion to inspection by removal). Read the guidelines again. If the security folks want you to remove it, you will remove it. 
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November 28th 09, 03:48 AM
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"VanguardLH" wrote in message
... Jo-Anne wrote: These days certain laptop containers don't have to be opened, but I wasn't sure if any sleeve automatically fit the requirements. A sleeve does NOT *automatically* fit in their guidelines (for guaranteed exclusion to inspection by removal). Read the guidelines again. If the security folks want you to remove it, you will remove it. Yes, I know that nothing is guaranteed when it comes to security personnel. However, if I understand the TSA guidelines, a sleeve without pockets is acceptable as a container in which to leave the laptop--unless, of course, the security person says to take it out. Jo-Anne
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November 28th 09, 03:48 AM
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"VanguardLH" wrote in message
... Jo-Anne wrote: These days certain laptop containers don't have to be opened, but I wasn't sure if any sleeve automatically fit the requirements. A sleeve does NOT *automatically* fit in their guidelines (for guaranteed exclusion to inspection by removal). Read the guidelines again. If the security folks want you to remove it, you will remove it. Yes, I know that nothing is guaranteed when it comes to security personnel. However, if I understand the TSA guidelines, a sleeve without pockets is acceptable as a container in which to leave the laptop--unless, of course, the security person says to take it out. Jo-Anne
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#34
November 28th 09, 05:58 PM
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"VanguardLH" wrote in message
... ......... Ah, yes, checkpoints: the guise of a gov't pretending to protect so to get their populace used to checkpoints. +1
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November 28th 09, 05:58 PM
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"VanguardLH" wrote in message ... ......... Ah, yes, checkpoints: the guise of a gov't pretending to protect so to get their populace used to checkpoints. +1
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