I fly from Glasgow to London once a month for work, and the next trip is coming up. I'm trying to push the date back this month, so by the time I actually have to fly down, I won't have to go through a time-consuming rigmarole.
At least this time there shouldn't be any pointless and long-lasting additions to the security check-in procedure. Richard Reid tried to blow up a plane now we have to take off our shoes (or not - it depends on the airport you fly from). Terrorists supposedly had a plan to blow up a plan with liquid explosives, so you can't take anything liquidy through check-in unless you jump through a series of complicated hoops.
What are they going to ban this time, though? "I'm sorry, Sir, you can't come through check-in because you're on fire" ?
