If you're innocent, why should you worry?

[Andres]

So, now that the Slovaks have evidence that the current security policy doesn't work, what will they do to ameliorate the situation?

No more luggage and sauna dresscode?

EDIT: can somebody explain to me why retired old ladies travelling to Spain had to take out their sandals during the security checks in Zaventem last summer?
EDIT2: or is this all a big joke to test just how far passengers are willing to go? Would they agree to jump on one leg, wearing nothing but one sock and a red hat while going through security? You can only pass if your bag is yellow and you are prepared to carry it on your back while crawling on hands and knees? Is somebody having great fun watching those silly passengers doing all kind of idiotic stuff?

[Ser Clegane]

No more luggage and sauna dresscode?

hehe - from the article I linked to:

"If the British government had its way, we would have no carry-on luggage today," says Ralph Beisel, the chief executive director of the German Airports Association. And this is how August Hanning, state secretary in the Interior Ministry until recently, once summarized the security philosophy he represented more than anyone else in Germany: "We still have a lot of latitude before we start undressing air passengers down to their underwear."