A nine year old boy has managed to board a plane in the US and fly 1,500
miles without a ticket.
The runaway, who has not been named, snuck through security at Minnesota
airport and found his way onto a flight to Las Vegas.
Stories like this always interest me, but it does
puzzle me why headlines for stories like this always make an issue of how far
people without tickets get, surely that’s missing the point?
The focus should be on the fact that someone managed
to get on a plane without a ticket, not how far along in the journey it was
before they were discovered.
Once someone has made it on to a plane without a ticket
that’s it the system has failed, how far they get is very much secondary.
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