Released: August 16, 2008
Fliers cheer laptop policy change
Source: Thomas Frank, USA Today
It’s not surprising that Tim Burke is taking an airplane flight Monday, but it is unusual that he’s looking forward to it.
The reason: Starting on Saturday, some of the nation’s airline passengers will not have to remove their laptops at airport checkpoints.
“I’m going to feel a sense of freedom,” said Burke, CEO of Garven gift-packaging company, who makes weekly flights between his home in Denver and the company’s headquarters in Minneapolis.
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