Quite scary, especially since I'll be traveling for work this week.

Authorities Hunt for Clues Behind Foiled Terror Attack on Plane - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News - FOXNews.com (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,581180,00.html)

Very proud of those who stepped forward and took the low-life down.

Grrrr, not a nice read as your adult kiddos sit just across the way discussing their upcoming flight plans.

Stupid idiot. Now TSA is going to be even more annoying than they usually are.

It sounds like the government had all the warnings about this guy they could have but still let him get on the final leg of the flight. It appears to be a breakdown in the system! One thing is certain, when given the chance to react, passengers are no longer going to allow this type of thing to happen.

Sigh... once again a failure to communicate.

Source: CIA failed to circulate report about bombing suspect - CNN.com (http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/12/29/airline.terror.cia/index.html)

Sigh... once again a failure to communicate.

Source: CIA failed to circulate report about bombing suspect - CNN.com (http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/12/29/airline.terror.cia/index.html)

idiots.
one fam member safely flown home. Others still in planning phase since they are overseas bound.

I repeat what the retired chief of security of El Al Airlines said this past week.
"Not all Muslims are terrorists, but in our case all terrorists have been jihadists."
El Al has not have a "issue" in over 20 years.
I think as part of security protocols should include racial and religious profiling and behaviorism.

I flew out this morn on American Airlines, really didn't notice any extra hassle for a domestic flight to Jersey.

I flew out this morn on American Airlines, really didn't notice any extra hassle for a domestic flight to Jersey.

OMG!
You went to the Jersey Shore? lol

OMG!
You went to the Jersey Shore? lol

I'm dating Snookie

I'm dating Snookie

lol