knives and planes
- Thread starter breaky
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Squiggy
ThunderDick
I recall an incident where a passenger had a gift set of knives packed in his luggage. He had taken one out to look at it and just packed it loose in his luggage instead of repakaging it. They yanked him from the flight for the loose one. So its kinda weird the way they consider things. You may want to place a call to airport security and tell them what you are trying to do.
ris
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i know that in the uk airports if you have a knife or anything else even vaguely sharp [i've even heard of nail clippers getting confiscated] in the hand luggage then you won't be getting on the plane with it. if you try stepping on board with 14 then you might find confiscation is the least of your worries.
A.B.Normal
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Carry-on definate no,if its in your stowed luggage in the hold of the plane?
Definately call the air port for verification, but I'd think you could pack it in your checked luggage and be sure to "claim" it upon arrival. That is - let them know what you have when checking your bags, especially if any of them are longer than your hand (from wrist to longest finger).
A.B.Normal
New Member
I have to ask,are these for culinary use or are you a parttime Ninja?
breaky
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A.B.Normal said:
part time ninja i wish
but alas no, the only things i've ever attacked using these are dead animals and other sources of nourishmenti did however once try to stab a live crab with one, it only broke my knife in half so i shouldn't really have bothered, it was fun though
BeardofPants
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A.B.Normal said:
edit: nevermind, redundant post.