What is the procedure at an airport?

[Technologic]

don't sneak weed onto the plane then smoke it in the toilets.

Unless of course you have a smokeless bong

[Fehm]

LOL, my mate goes. 'THERES A BOMB' dead loud on the train one day ^^
The bomb was at our hometown and loads of people had been evacuated
unfortunately, it didnt go off! :
!

On topic:
Your teacher will do alot of the work i suppose??

[Herman]

If it's a school trip, I'm sure your teacher should have already briefed you on what to do and what to expect? That's what my teachers did when we went to Vietnam and Cambodia.

You'll be fine, the most important thing is not to worry too much and enjoy.

[DaveTaylor]

Nothing bad can happen really, worse/funniest experience I had was the last 3 years ago we landed in Israel about 6 armed guards came upto my dad and asked if he could follow them, took about an hour, he came back, he got searched etc as a "Mark Taylor" from south Africa was flying in the same day who is known to be a diamond smuggler so

[Jordy]

On return, don't fall for the 'Kind' questions by HM & Customs. When you arrive back in the UK they'll check through your passport and things, and the (wo)man will seem dead chatty but it's actually there job to catch you acting suspicious.

They'll ask you things like 'Have a good holiday? Where did you go?' - And they already know the answer as it's on the computer infront of them and then they'll make a remark about a landmark around your town usually. My passport is registered to Nottingham so they usually say to my dad 'Nottingham Forest aren't doing very well are they?' - Because an imposter or someone wouldn't know the answers. They come across nice people but just don't act suspicious or too cocky.

[Mathew]

You're not aloud to take liquids through security or has that law been dropped now?

That law is still in place and is still strictly followed. Liquids must be of 100ml or less and must be shown to the security officer in a clear zip-top plastic bag. Bags are provided if you don't have any for yourself.

Have a safe flight.

[Herman]

Nothing bad can happen really, worse/funniest experience

Speaking of funny experiences, one of my teachers actually took a "VIP" tag from the back of the boarding counter without permission and wore it around his arm.

He was held behind for questioning as the airport staff assumed that he was indeed "VIP" and that an unknown private jet was about to land to take him out of the country :S He barely got on the flight with us

[GommeInc]

On return, don't fall for the 'Kind' questions by HM & Customs. When you arrive back in the UK they'll check through your passport and things, and the (wo)man will seem dead chatty but it's actually there job to catch you acting suspicious.

They'll ask you things like 'Have a good holiday? Where did you go?' - And they already know the answer as it's on the computer infront of them and then they'll make a remark about a landmark around your town usually. My passport is registered to Nottingham so they usually say to my dad 'Nottingham Forest aren't doing very well are they?' - Because an imposter or someone wouldn't know the answers. They come across nice people but just don't act suspicious or too cocky.

If this was "Would I Lie To You?" That would be a big fat LIE

Not all airports are like that, Stansted (which I think might be where he is going) won't ask such questions, they just chuck you on the plane after a few seconds of reading your passport. Besides, what would they ask about where I live? "I heard there was a chemical problem at the Jam Factory?" or "the Football Club aren't doing so well, are they?" I would give them a blank look and go, "I hate footy" :/