New (as of 2019) airport CT scanners

[Prest_400]

That's very clever, removing 120 film from it's box and foil, and containers/caps for the 35mm...then clear bag them, otherwise, they open up everything, which takes a hell of a lot of time! Alan, where'd you get the stickers from?

I just searched for them and they are at Kodak's, both Alaris and Eastman. Have attached the PDF of one of the provided (6 on A4) in case the link goes offline, which I did actually somehow struggle with around Christmas when looking for them again.

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[Andrew O'Neill]

I just searched for them and they are at Kodak's, both Alaris and Eastman. Have attached the PDF of one of the provided (6 on A4) in case the link goes offline, which I did actually somehow struggle with around Christmas when looking for them again.

Transporting & Storing Film

A leading global manufacturer focused on commercial print and advanced materials & chemicals. We believe in the power of technology and science to enhance…

www.kodak.com

Thank you!

 

[Alex Benjamin]

That's very clever, removing 120 film from it's box and foil, and containers/caps for the 35mm...then clear bag them, otherwise, they open up everything, which takes a hell of a lot of time! Alan, where'd you get the stickers from?

Took me a while to figure out that I'm the "Alan" to whom you were refering .

The PDF posted above is the same I used. Print it on the appropriate Avery label page (I think it's the 6 labels per sheet one).

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

Took me a while to figure out that I'm the "Alan" to whom you were refering .

The PDF posted above is the same I used. Print it on the appropriate Avery label page (I think it's the 6 labels per sheet one).

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Sorry Alex! Thanks!

 

[fdonadio]

Great! Hah, I remember flying in the 90s, what a different world.

My first trip to Europe in 1996: there was a smoking section (and I was a smoker at the time), alcoholic drinks were free and there was no damn checkpoint — it was just a metal detector.

 

[loccdor]

alcoholic drinks were free

Beer and wine are usually still free on flights between the US and Europe, although some of them serve so little water that it's best to avoid it unless you want to end up with a dehydration headache. And don't get me started on how I got E.Coli/Salmonella from the meal on my last trip... that was a fun couple of days.

 

[wiltw]

I just searched for them and they are at Kodak's, both Alaris and Eastman. Have attached the PDF of one of the provided (6 on A4) in case the link goes offline, which I did actually somehow struggle with around Christmas when looking for them again.

Transporting & Storing Film

A leading global manufacturer focused on commercial print and advanced materials & chemicals. We believe in the power of technology and science to enhance…

www.kodak.com

Now, if we could find an ambitious soul to alter the graphics from 'X-ray' to 'CT or X-ray' and post a link to the result!

 

[wiltw]

Now, if we could find an ambitious soul to alter the graphics from 'X-ray' to 'CT or X-ray' and post a link to the result!

OK, I got ambitious and made this JPG which says "Do not X-ray or CT", which is being shared to anyone with this link. It was converted from PDF original (per earlier link) to JPG, then edited and resaved. While the original PDF was designed for Avery labels, I test printed on Office Depot 5395 name badge and they seem to work just fine. I can email directly to anyone sending private message to me, in lieu of Google Drive shared file.



[edit]Click the Pop Out button in the upper right of the illustration to go to the Google Drive