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Just had this thought. The security authorities(including the officer in question), if they wanted to, would be able to know who you are through the multitude of cameras covering every nook and cranny in the airport. So, be prepared for extra checks.
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Originally posted by boing View PostJust had this thought. The security authorities(including the officer in question), if they wanted to, would be able to know who you are through the multitude of cameras covering every nook and cranny in the airport. So, be prepared for extra checks.
I love to have extra check, and same for me to them too ! This is to protect the safety of all passengers using the airport.
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Originally posted by boing View PostJust had this thought. The security authorities(including the officer in question), if they wanted to, would be able to know who you are through the multitude of cameras covering every nook and cranny in the airport. So, be prepared for extra checks.
cscs1956 - I can't agree with you more that security is of paramount imprtance. But let's be tolerant towards another fellow human being and accord the benefit of the doubt. The world is beautifully imperfect and it is this that makes it interesting. You'd be bored if everything ran like clockwork.
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Originally posted by cscs1956 View PostAgreed, still remember the ICA (mixed up passport case) few years back happen in Changi airport?
BTW, I thought you told us you were a taxi driver ?. I know a few taxi drivers and none of them allegedly fly as much as you do. Are you an international taxi driver ?.
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Originally posted by MAN Flyer View PostDon't know anything about that but I bet it's not as funny as the 11 year old boy who doesn't even have a passport who managed to get through security and on a plane to Rome, that took off, without a Passport, Boarding Pass or documentation.
BTW, I thought you told us you were a taxi driver ?. I know a few taxi drivers and none of them allegedly fly as much as you do. Are you an international taxi driver ?.
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Originally posted by cscs1956 View PostCould not remember the exact date. One case that password holder actually mix up hs passport with his son (or family). He is unable to get thru with the passport machine, so he was ask to refer to ICA office. The official in charge without checking much details and let him "pass". In the end, he found he was using a wrong passport (when he reach the destination as his family is going to different country).
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Originally posted by flyguy View Postbelieved there were two cases of immigration lapses which resulted in the passenger taking the wrong family passports and were allowed into the transit area - should be in the Straits Times archives.
And it so happened that this guy was a ST journalist. He wrote a report about it on ST and it became an hot issue.
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Originally posted by boing View PostI do remember there was one incident 3 or 4 years back when this guy mistakenly took his father's passport to check in and managed to get all the way into the aircraft, passing through the all the multiple security barriers in place. It was only when he was onboard and about to fill up his immigration form that he realized his security blunder and informed the cabin crew immediately.
And it so happened that this guy was a ST journalist. He wrote a report about it on ST and it became an hot issue.
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