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Corporate travel group fights U.S. laptop searches at entry points
Study finds most laptops lost at airports go unclaimed
Horizon speeds up transition to an all-Q400 fleet
Delta ends ExpressJet contract in ongoing regional reshuffling
Alaska goes cashless for in-flight purchases
British Airways acquires all-business-class L’Avion
MSP travelers get free charging stations
Coming soon: Ads on baggage carousels
Corporate travel group fights U.S. laptop searches at entry points
Study finds most laptops lost at airports go unclaimed
Horizon speeds up transition to an all-Q400 fleet
Delta ends ExpressJet contract in ongoing regional reshuffling
Alaska goes cashless for in-flight purchases
British Airways acquires all-business-class L’Avion
MSP travelers get free charging stations
Coming soon: Ads on baggage carousels
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| jimglab | Are government laptop searches and seizures justified? | 4 | Jul 12 2008, 9:39 AM EDT by Anonymous | |
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Thread started: Jul 6 2008, 7:51 PM EDT
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A corporate travel organization is lobbying for new regulations to rein in the right of border agents to search, copy data from, and even confiscate a traveler’s laptop without a warrant (see this week’s story). Our questions this week: Did you know the government can do that to inbound international travelers? Has it ever happened to you? Do you think security concerns justify this practice? Post your comments here.
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