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Previously on "The man who would be Kirk"
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But not on the reboot he aint, oh no siree! made damn sure no lizards polluting the plot line and getting ideas above its station
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In the UK no need for a passport I found to my relief when travelling from Edinburgh to city airport London.
They accepted my company id card which has a picture of me and my name.
That was 2011 I think cos I stayed in premier Inn near Olympic village.
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Too true.Originally posted by minestrone View PostShould have done us all a favour and throw the fat turd out at 30,000 feet.
The odd thing to me is I thought you had to provide valid ID to board an internal flight here, typically a passport. How can he have been travelling under an alias legally?
For that matter passenger names aren't published so who's the pillock think he's hiding from to start off with? Rabid checkin clerks, baggage handlers with a grudge?
Not that the Scottisharsegentleman isn't reasonably easy to recognise in the first place.
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Should have done us all a favour and throw the fat turd out at 30,000 feet.
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Why did he need to book a flight? He could have just asked Scottie to beam him over there.
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The man who would be Kirk
Alex Salmond barred from BA flight after booking as Star Trek captain | Politics | The Guardian
Alex Salmond found himself in a bizarre situation with airline staff after booking on to a flight under the name James Kirk – the captain of Star Trek’s USS Enterprise.
The former Scottish first minister caused confusion when British Airways initially refused to let him board a flight at Heathrow under the sci-fi alias.
The Mail on Sunday reported that it took a series of telephone calls for the senior politician to persuade the airline that he should be allowed on board.










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