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Air NZ mercy mission saves man's life
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Its good that there was a happy outcome, however if passengers keep disregarding the airlines requirements to not pack essential medication in carry on baggage, then it will continue to happen.
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please explain? if airlines could get the luggage boarded on the correct flight then it wouldn't happen, its not exactly the busiest route in the world, the least you could expect is your baggage at the end of it, regardless of what is inside.
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If you NEED something upon arrival, and it cannot be obtained where you are going, I certainly wouldn't be letting it out of my sight. |
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Jouer, set et Match Mr H!
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you need your baggage on arrival and you let that out of your sight...
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I don't need my socks and jocks as much as I need my medication.
I ALWAYS carry at least 2 week's supply of medication (with the prescriptions) with me in my carry on luggage every time I travel whether it be interstate or overseas. I can wash and dry my 1 pair of socks and jocks at night but I can't pluck heart medication out of thin air. In my opinion anyone who requires essential medication is a fool not to have it in their carry-on luggage. |
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Now there's a mental picture....
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