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To: kabar
There is no way we could manage that passenger volume using El Al procedures.

Exactly. The Tel-Aviv airport is deserted except at certain times when tourists are coming and going, and most of the tourists and other business people do not come into Israel on El-Al.

We noticed Israeli security folks digging through the bags of American non-Hasidic Jews and were surprised by it, especially when they didn't look through the bags of over half the pasty-faced white couples who went on our tour.

49 posted on 08/14/2006 3:49:21 PM PDT by sinkspur (Today, we settled all family business.)
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To: sinkspur
Exactly. The Tel-Aviv airport is deserted except at certain times when tourists are coming and going, and most of the tourists and other business people do not come into Israel on El-Al.

Six of the world's ten busiest airports by passenger [2005] are in the US with Atlanta [86 million] and O'Hare [77 million] leading the pack. Heathrow is third with 68 million followed by Tokyo [63 million], LA [61 million], and Dallas [59 million].

I have flown El Al into Tel Aviv and was impressed with the security screening, but there is no way we can replicate it given our passenger volume.

54 posted on 08/14/2006 4:37:41 PM PDT by kabar
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