Dystopian Air Travel

[BortSimpson]

[cjm]

I sprung for the TSA Precheck a few years back because I often need(ed) to fly for work. It allowed my to keep my clothes on and go through a metal detector instead of the pornoscanner without the opt-out pat down. The way things are going, I'm thinking I may not ever fly again. I'm certainly not getting in something called the "sterilisation booth"

[sparebulb]

Dystopian Air sounds like it could fly as the name of a new low-cost, low-value airline.

The target customer base does not have sufficient vocabulary to know what "dystopian" means.

All they want is $69 fares to Vegas.

[69360]

I flew to FL in March with a layover in PHL. A few people had on masks but otherwise normal. I swear the media picks out the pictures to show with the most masked travelers they can find. It's REALLY cheap to fly to FL now I have seen $29 fares.

[BortSimpson]

I sprung for the TSA Precheck a few years back because I often need(ed) to fly for work. It allowed my to keep my clothes on and go through a metal detector instead of the pornoscanner without the opt-out pat down. The way things are going, I'm thinking I may not ever fly again. I'm certainly not getting in something called the "sterilisation booth"

I hear you. I'm with you on that "sterilisation booth". How awful does that thing look? Imagine inhaling those fumes for 3 seconds and then reeking of Lysol (or whatever they're using) for the rest of the flight?! And paying for the privilege!

[RonZeplin]

I I'm certainly not getting in something called the "sterilisation booth"

Sounds like LGBTQ conversion.

[Anti Globalist]

Haven't been on an airplane since 2013. If I ever go on one again, hopefully this BS isn't still around.