Clear plastic case for moving through an airport
OwnerDonald W. Ruckhinventor
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Abstract
A clear plastic case which can be attached to carry-on luggage to secure items such as a personal lap-top computer and personal items such as keys, change, phone, etc. It is clear plastic on both top and bottom so that everything in the case is visible to airport security. It has a plurality of pockets with closures which are readily openable. The case can hold all metal items that a person normally carries in clothing pockets so that there is a reduction in time at the security screening gate, as a user may empty their pockets before approach to the gate, and may recovers their belongings a distance from the gate after screening.
Claims12
A clear plastic case for moving through a security checkpoint, comprising:
- a rectangular back member formed of a clear, flexible plastic, said back member having a top edge, a bottom edge, and opposing side edges;
- a front member formed of a clear, flexible plastic, said front member being attached to the back member to define a volume therebetween;
- a plurality of pockets disposed within the volume defined between said front member and said back, each of said pockets defining a separate compartment and having an openable closure assembly to securely close each said compartment;
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- a flap attached midway along the top edge of said back member, said flap including at least one loop for removably securing the clear plastic case to a handle of a carry-on luggage.
A clear plastic case in combination with an item of carry-on luggage for moving through a security checkpoint, wherein said clear plastic case comprises:
- a rectangular back member formed of a clear, flexible plastic, said back member having a top edge, a bottom edge, and opposing side edges;
- a front member formed of a clear, flexible plastic, said front member being attached to the back member to define a volume therebetween;
- a plurality of pockets disposed within the volume defined between said front member and said back, each of said pockets defining a separate compartment and having an openable closure assembly to securely close each said compartment;
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- a flap attached midway along the top edge of said back member, said flap including at least one loop attached to a handle of the item of carry-on luggage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.