Re: One Way Ticket=terrorist
Kurt Ullman
Nomen Nescio <nob...@dizum.com> wrote:
> But the question is am I going to be hassled for having a one way
> ticket, other than the normal hassles everyone is going through? I am
> white, European descent, US Citizen.
>
> What's the current status on this; is it even worth traveling now with
> even more crap we have to put up with? Any answers to the questions
> asked are welcomed.
The entire profile (and to my mind the major thing that should have
caught the Xmas Bomber) is one- way ticket, no luggage, bought the same
day for cash. I doubt that one-way ticket bought ahead of time with a
charge card would cause much trouble. FWIW, if you are traveling within
the US and meet those criteria the only question is whether you will be
grilled by TSA before or after DEA. That is pretty much the profile for
a drug mule, too.
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Hatunen
<nob...@dizum.com> wrote:
>I can cut my air ticket costs by several hundred dollars if I travel to
>Phil. on a one way ticket (have no idea when I will return to
>USA-already know I need an exit ticket for Phil visa requirements, but
>not back to US).
Interesting. The usual obwervation is that one can get a RT
ticket cheaper than a one-way.
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