I used to fly frequently for business and had to pump milk while I was away from my baby. I would store it in Nalgene bottles and carry on about 3/4 gallon of milk on the way home. It was frozen when I got home for the next time I had to travel without him.

I’m glad I didn’t have to fly after the liquid restrictions. The breastmilk restrictions placed an unnecessary burden on families.

Seriously, what’s the point in flying anywhere less than 10 hours away any more? With all the increased security and longer check-in times, it’s often quicker and cheaper to drive…plus you don’t have to deal with claustrophobic cabins, cramped seats, rude passengers and flight attendants, and other peoples’ screaming kids.

Hell, terrorists don’t really even need to target airlines anymore…government regulation is doing a bang up job of destroying that industry for them.

Simple straight forward answers would be helpful when asking an already weary public to remain burdened with what has appeared, at least for the most part, an inept and ineffectively intrusive version of the Keystone Kops….