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I had this question in my mind for a while and I still haven't found a reason for this. Maybe you could help me explaining me how this works.

First of all, I'm I'm notnot a terrorist or a drug courier if you could think so.

Starting fromin June 2012, I began flying from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to Falcone–Borsellino Airport (PMO) for personal reasons and everytime I did. Each flight was a round trip, so I leavedwould leave FCO and return to Rome a few days later I returned to Rome. I didn't flyThis wasn't only during the weekend,on weekends - in fact, I think that in those two years I flew during every day of the week and every time of the day since I was always looking for the best flight fare and for this. For the same reason, I also booked on many different airlines, from the low-cost ones (Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling) to the standard ones (Alitalia and Meridiana).

WhenWhenever I arrived toat FCO and/oror PMO I always saw the policemen and their drug dogs but not even once I was blocked and/or asked for a simple and fast check of the baggage or myself, I. I always walked past them and exited the airport without problems.

So my question is: why?

Didn't the policemen ever suspect me for all those round trips? Or won'tdon't they check passengers like, for example, they do on the streets when they stopsstop random vehicles?

This seems a bit all strange to me.

I had this question in my mind for a while and I still haven't found a reason for this. Maybe you could help me explaining me how this works.

First of all, I'm not a terrorist or a drug courier if you could think so.

Starting from June 2012 I began flying from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to Falcone–Borsellino Airport (PMO) for personal reasons and everytime I did a round trip, so I leaved FCO and a few days later I returned to Rome. I didn't fly only during the weekend, in fact I think that in those two years I flew during every day of the week and every time of the day since I was always looking for the best flight fare and for this reason I also booked on different airlines, from the low-cost ones (Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling) to the standard ones (Alitalia and Meridiana).

When I arrived to FCO and/or PMO I always saw the policemen and their drug dogs but not even once I was blocked and/or asked for a simple and fast check of the baggage or myself, I always walked and exited the airport without problems.

So my question is: why?

Didn't the policemen ever suspect me for all those round trips? Or won't they check passengers like, for example, they do on the streets when they stops random vehicles?

This seems a bit all strange to me.

First of all, I'm not a terrorist or a drug courier.

Starting in June 2012, I began flying from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to Falcone–Borsellino Airport (PMO) for personal reasons. Each flight was a round trip, so I would leave FCO and return to Rome a few days later. This wasn't only on weekends - in fact, I think that in those two years I flew during every day of the week and every time of the day since I was always looking for the best flight fare. For the same reason, I booked on many different airlines, from the low-cost ones (Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling) to the standard ones (Alitalia and Meridiana).

Whenever I arrived at FCO or PMO I always saw the policemen and their drug dogs but not even once I was blocked and/or asked for a simple and fast check of the baggage or myself. I always walked past them and exited the airport without problems.

So my question is: why?

Didn't the policemen ever suspect me for all those round trips? Or don't they check passengers like, for example, they do on the streets when they stop random vehicles?