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WASHINGTON (AP) — Some airlines are telling passengers that new security regulations prohibit them from leaving their seats beginning an hour before landing.
Air Canada said in a statement Saturday that new rules imposed by the Transportation Security Administration limit on-board activities by passengers and crew in U.S. airspace.
The airline said that during the final hour of flight passengers must remain seated. They won't be allowed access to carry-on baggage or to have any items on their laps.
Flight attendants on some domestic flights are informing passengers of similar rules.
Authorities say a passenger on a Northwest Airlines flight from Amsterdam attempted to start a fire as the plane prepared to land in Detroit on Friday.
I have a suggestion for the TSA....after screening as everyone is boarding put handcuffs & leg chains on everyone then escort them to their seats. Have an Air Marshall completely strip each person of their clothing,sit them down and strap them into their seats with a strap around the forehead pulling the head back into the head rest. Have a minimum of 4 marshalls armed with MP5's standing guard in each section of the plane. If anyone moves or struggles against the restraint have the marshall yell "terrorist" and open fire. I think this procedure would cure any and all threats. Happy flying !!!!!!!
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