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Mobile Phones on Ryanair Flights

  • 31-08-2006 10:52am
    #1
    ircoha
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    Any thoughts thereon, given the recent security issues about using mobiles to detonate bombs in the checked baggage?


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  • #2
    Bluetonic
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    You'd not need a mobile phone, once you go over a a few 100 feet there is no network, any RF device would work.

    Much easier to use an altitude detonator or a conventional timer, the problem would be getting the explosives checked in. Lquids checked in would get past the current screening process. Wouldn't be too difficult to have them in two chambers with an conventional timer set to open the chamber and mix the two lquids.


  • #3
    Andrew Duffy
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    ... of course it would help if binary liquid explosives were actually real rather than the stuff of Hollywood fantasy.


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