Laptop Ban Could Be Expanded to All U.S. Bound Flights From Europe
The ban on laptops in airline cabins could be expanded to all U.S. bound flights from Europe.
Here's what you can do to make your next business trip less of a nuisance:
Pack smart
Put your laptop in a hard-shell case and bury it in the middle of your suitcase.
Upgrade your passwords
Data searches are becoming more common and checked luggage is very exposed to unknown screenings.
Get a TSA-approved lock to prevent theft
Travelers on U.S. flights are not allowed to use just any lock on their luggage anymore.
Protect your data
Get a small hard drive to keep in your carry-on.
Insure your devices
Make sure that your policy covers damage in transit or by the airline.
Alert bosses and clients that you'll be offline
Set up an out-of-office email.
Read More:10 Things Business Travelers Should Know About the Laptop Ban
This article was written by a staff member of TheStreet.
