The Sky's The Limit - Paying For Onboard Toilets, Paying For Plastic Security Bags ... What's Next?

[mcgillianaire]

A couple weeks ago Ryanair said they would consider charging passengers for using their onboard toilets. Now comes the story of various English airports charging passengers for using their plastic security bags. It's a good idea for those who forget to bring it themselves and it would be an even better idea if the money raised or even a percentage of it was invested in greener technologies. But what really caught my attention were the tactics used by passengers to bypass the whole liquid-in-plastic-bag regime:

"According to airport officials one man froze his water bottle and claimed it was a solid, while another passenger refused to be relieved of his bottle of vodka and drank it on the spot. He was removed from the flight for being drunk."
Why can't these things happen when I'm in the airport!