US-bound travelers face a tough choice following the alleged attempt by a Nigerian millionaire terrorist to blow up a plane flying 278 passengers from Amsterdam to Detroit on Saturday - it seems they’ll be unable to use digital devices, including iPods, laptops and digital cameras.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, believed to be linked to al Qaeda, attempted to ignite an explosive device on the plane as it neared Detroit. He suffered extensive burns and was overpowered by passengers and crew.
Reacting to the incident, the US Transportation Administration has requested increased security measures on flights heading to the US from across the international community. These measures presently include stringent searches of travelers and their baggage, sniffer dogs and more.
American authorities have also told airlines to
