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    Air Travel Question

    Has anyone had a problem when traveling with sgian dubh packed in "check baggage"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freelancer View Post
    Has anyone had a problem when traveling with sgian dubh packed in "check baggage"?
    The answer to this will definitely be on your airline's website. I found Southwest's stance on their page. (Click the "Sharp Objects" link.)

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    If you can carry on MRE's, can you heat and eat on the aircraft?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank McGrath View Post
    If you can carry on MRE's, can you heat and eat on the aircraft?
    I'm betting that when that MRE heater starts steaming and hissing that someone is gonna get nervous. That is if you don't get stopped when your pouring the water into it!
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    I've never had a problem with it in checked bags....never tried in carry-on bags, but I am sure that would be a no-no...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freelancer View Post
    Has anyone had a problem when traveling with sgian dubh packed in "check baggage"?
    Sure did - and a major one at that.

    The morons lost the bag with the sgian in it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JS Sanders View Post
    Sure did - and a major one at that.

    The morons lost the bag with the sgian in it.

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    That's a bummer....I think maybe I'll be putting the kilt in a carry on!!

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    If it's in the hold, it's not a problem. I've flown all over the world with no problems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freelancer View Post
    Has anyone had a problem when traveling with sgian dubh packed in "check baggage"?
    If its in the checked baggage you shouldnt hae problems

    Knives or any other sharp items are NOT allowed in the carry on luggage though. Watch for kilt pins as well.

    I recently flew kilted to and from Fresno
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    Quote Originally Posted by hospitaller View Post
    If its in the checked baggage you shouldnt hae problems

    Knives or any other sharp items are NOT allowed in the carry on luggage though. Watch for kilt pins as well.

    I recently flew kilted to and from Fresno
    I hadn't thought about it, but you probably have a point (about the kilt pins). However, I had a kilt pin in my laptop bag at O'Hare earlier this summer, and received no grief from the TSA.

    My wife, on the other hand, performed her annual "losing of the swiss army knife" trick. She always forgets she has one in her purse, and ends out having to surrender it before she goes through security. Every year for the last three years running. Fortunately, she doesn't buy the expensive ones.

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