Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. This article details the security reaction to the 2006 alleged transatlantic aircraft plot.Following the raids, the terror alert level was raised by Britain's Joint Terrorist Analysis Centre from 'severe' to 'critical', signalling an attack was believed to be imminent, although this was only done after the raid. Security at all British airports was raised to the highest level, with all luggage having to go into the aircraft's hold. In the immediate aftermath, no hand luggage was allowed except for a very few essentials such as travel documents and wallets. Passengers travelling with small children were permitted to carry baby food but had to taste it in front of staff.

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