In response to the failed Christmas Day bombing on Northwest Flight 253, the Transportation Security Administration has amped up safety procedures, which will include more limits on carry-on baggage and prohibiting passengers from leaving their seats or having pillows or blankets during the final hour before landing. According to CBS News, the TSA has not publicly specified the rules since they vary depending on the airport, though extra emphasis will be placed on international airline hubs. Critics say that the new rules are based on too specific an incident and do not address the total threat. What do you think? What can the TSA do to make air travel safer? Take our poll and post your thoughts below.
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Bob of TX 5:45PM December 29, 2009
Tom in San Diego of CA 3:02PM December 29, 2009