The Journey of a Thousand Miles

Last week I made a post regarding the new security rules on airports bound for Canada, US and UK about bringing electronic gadgets. This is a follow up entry since airlines are now starting to advise passengers regarding this rule. So if you plan to visit UK, Canada and US, it is advised to switch on your gadgets in front of security teams on your point of origin. So if you are coming from Manila or any airports in the world bound for these countries, security checks will be done before boarding. If any devices that cannot be powered up will result in the passenger not being boarded on the flight unless he/she chooses to leave it behind.    So make sure all your gadgets are fully charged other wise you will be denied in boarding the plane or leave your gadgets behind.

One thing I hate about traveling abroad is that passing through a lot of security check. I know I shouldn't complain because it is for my own safety, but going for more than 3 checks is quite annoying specially if you have to remove everything (except your clothes of course), shoes, metal accessories, phones, and other things that needs to be checked. Now, the security at the airports became more tighter and strict as new regulations has been implemented. If you are traveling to UK, USA and Canada, new security regulations has been implemented regarding electronic gadgets. Passengers bringing all kinds of electronic gadgets, devices or battery operated must be switched on in front of a security teams and or demonstrate the item's functionality. Be sure all your gadgets are fully charged during the time of check-in to avoid delays. This new policy has nothing to do with the recent aviation unpleasant incidents but rather an additional airport security measures ...