Awla thiyenne sapaththu galavanna kiyapu nisada, kaa gahala kivva nisada, 'Sir' kiyapu nathi nisada? Mehemai, sapaththu galavana eka. (wallet eka vagey deval) samahara flights vala karanava security reasons nisa. (Perfumes vagey ewa disallowed).
මම පොඩි බඩ්ඩක් කියන්නද? ඔය උඹලා කියන ලංකාවට එද්දී සිංහලුන්ගේ තියෙන වේසකම, බලුකම, කැත ගතිය තොපෙත් තියෙනවා. මොකෝ වෙන රටක මාස 6ක් අවුරුද්දක් හිටියා කියලා තොපි නෙලුම් මලෙන් පහලවෙලා සඳුන් පැනින් නාලා එන හෙන වැදගත් උන් නෙවේ. එකම වෙනස හැම එකාටම තමන්ගේ කැත ගතිය පේන්නේ නෑ. සිංහලු හැමෝම හිතන්නේ අපි හෙන වැදගත් අනිත් උන් තමයි වෙනස් වෙන්න ඕනේ කියලා
Enlighten me on them please. In the arshikland you need to do it for all the fucking flights. And not needed in the reverse direction. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
LMFAO. Yeah right. In your dreams. May be you can try for North Korea. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Enlighten me on them please. In the arshikland you need to do it for all the fucking flights. And not needed in the reverse direction. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Also, this is required when you enter the airport, not the air plane.
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I'm talking about things that can be used as tiny weapons. There were flights, especially where following highjackings and terror attacks, passengers had to do that. All passengers had to submit themselves to those security guidelines. They even prevented some carrying small items such as perfume spray bottles which they thought could be used to disrupt the flight. Many passengers were aware of the rules beforehand and didn't bring them. It's the airline's security, not necessarily the airport's. You can't argue.
Google will have some flights.
Enlighten me mate. I couldn't find something related to shoes. I know direct flights to the US require extra checks. But the shoe removal is not necessarily going to happen in this case. But, it could. Ref - https://www.tsa.gov/news/press/rele...ity-protocols-travelers-departing-us-airports
It was an example that I sent, but those are the type of measures they adopt for security on and off. Before 2020 I think all airlines leaving SL had to do this. At that time they were doing it all over the world, not only in Sri Lanka. Best is to get off your high horse and adhere to them even if they're a nuisance. It's for your own safety.
You are so wrong. I have been flying for quite some time now and have never ever seen this kind of stupid things in any other country except when boarding direct flights to the US.
I told you about my experience and that of my friends. Maybe others too will share theirs. Anyway, no fuss.
