BA to fingerprint domestic passengers

[Roland Perry]

In article 
<ce7ab5e50803032354k60b778e3l198560f2a8b2b9ba@mail.gmail.com>, Mark 
Lomas <tmalomas@gmail.com> writes
>The photograph is to make it more difficult to smuggle somebody from 
>the no-fly list by checking in then handing them your boarding card.

But no-one has suggested that international passengers are being 
photographed.

How many of the people on the "no fly" list are people the authorities 
literally want to stop flying, rather than wanting to stop arriving in 
(eg) the USA?

>Japanese airport authorities are better at explaining the plastic bags 
>than British authorities. The bags are of a known volume which makes it 
>a quick an easy way of checking the maximum volume of liquids without 
>having to examine individual bottles.

Agreed.

>That is why you can't use your own clear plastic bag

But they do let you use your own bag. I have never used an "official" 
one, although arguably my current bag is as official as they get, 
because it is literally a USA-sourced one quart freezer bag.
-- 
Roland Perry