A traveller walks with her luggage after exiting the customs and immigration area at the international arrivals terminal at Newark Liberty International Airport on Thursday. He flew to the US from Brussels, where he said he noticed more questions and more security officers than before. He said he got no notice from airlines about the new measures and was taken aback by the some of the questions before boarding. At Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest for international travel, long-haul carrier Emirates began questioning passengers about their luggage, liquids they were carrying and where they were coming from. Chris McGinnis, an international travel consultant with Travel Skills Group, said the new measures were implemented during a traditionally slow period for international travel, making the transition easier.

Source: Bangkok Post October 27, 2017 07:52 UTC