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Message: [QUOTE="8893, post: 4118381, member: 93"] Yesterday was nicer still, and we were lucky to make it home last night due to narrowly averting a few obstacles--including our pilot devising a bold plan to literally jump in front of the 60 planes ahead of us on the runway so his FAA clearance wouldn't expire in the meantime--but coming back to this weather is jarring! Very surprised by the aggressive DEA agents in the Atlanta airport. Exit ramp off the plane was filled with agents and sniffy dogs, and several people on the flight were already running late for connections because we were more than an hour late leaving NAS. They searched my carry-ons, as well as my wife's and two of my three daughters'; and several other passengers' carry-ons as well, ranging from young kids to folks in their 70s and all points in between--all the while holding people up. Then we arrive home to see that our two large, checked bags had been fully unpacked, searched, and then stuffed back in haphazardly, ruining my travel toiletry bag, which itself was fully unpacked and then thrown back in with the toothpaste left open so it emptied all over and caked everything in my bag. I'm lucky that's all that was ruined. They did the same thing with the baby oil in the other checked bag; thank God it was still in its own bag, so it only ruined that. I've had my bags searched several times before, but they have always left a note indicating that; and they had at least attempted not to be too disruptive to things that could open and release on the plane. This was totally ridiculous. Is there some big drug trafficking concern from the Bahamas? [/QUOTE]

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