[mfccinsd]

Ok, this isn't the same incident b/c this is from August 2002, but it is Delta in this case...let me keep looking for the more recent one.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/specials/911/showcase/chi-0208110422aug11,0,3364076.story

The Transportation Security Administration has warned airlines to be on the lookout for impostors wearing stolen uniforms trying to gain access to planes or airports, citing a series of recent thefts from flight crews.

In the incident last month in New York, two Delta flight attendants returned home after several days away to find that someone had entered their Queens apartment and stolen airline uniforms, a key that opens storage compartments on board a plane, crew-bag tags, flight attendant wings, a flight book and a Delta ID card.

[DAVEY CROCKETT]

There is no way I would get on a cruise ship!

Double trouble on cruise ship

By Thomas Ginsberg

Inquirer Staff Writer


A cruise ship sailing from Philadelphia to Bermuda had a double dose of bad luck this week: a stomach bug that sickened at least 35 people and a ventilation leak that sent fuel fumes into 50 cabins.

The problems aboard the Norwegian Crown, a 614-feet liner built in 1988, prompted at least 39 passengers to get off in Bermuda and fly home at the expense of the cruise company, Norwegian Cruise Line Ltd.

http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/living/health/8563229.htm?1c

[WestCoastGal]

"In the incident last month in New York, two Delta flight attendants returned home after several days away to find that someone had entered their Queens apartment and stolen airline uniforms, a key that opens storage compartments on board a plane, crew-bag tags, flight attendant wings, a flight book and a Delta ID card."

Seems as though all they wanted was the airline/airport stuff.