shocks in a carry on bag (on an airplane)
#1
shocks in a carry on bag (on an airplane)
i am going to be flying from LA to tucson and taking some suspension stuff with me. I fit everything except the shocks into boxes iw ill be checking in but needed to put the shocks in my carryon bag. They fit the bag fine, but i am wondering if you think i will have problems with security letting me bring these 4 shocks with me on the plane.
#8
lol i wouldnt even bother calling...the people on the phone dont know crap..its up to the secruity to decide wiether you can bring them in..then you gotta wait a long *** time for them to scan your shocks and with a final decision of " you cant bring that in sir" ..its not worth the time to wait with the airport police...trust me..a co worker of mine works at the airport.His actualy quote was "good luck"
#12
Originally Posted by Chucks05EDGE
Justr though of something, the shocks are either gas filled, or oil filled. They will NOT let you on the place with them. Probably won't let them on the plane at all...
#14
Chance of getting two pipe shaped, gas filled objects on a plane as carry-on: 2%
Chance of spending some time in the airport jail while explaining suspensions: 90%
I don't even try to bring simple tools anymore on a plane. Too much hassle from the Air *****. Just ship them to yourself, and enjoy the flight.
Chance of spending some time in the airport jail while explaining suspensions: 90%
I don't even try to bring simple tools anymore on a plane. Too much hassle from the Air *****. Just ship them to yourself, and enjoy the flight.
#15
Ha ha! Get this one...
I flew to England in June for my daughter's wedding. I had the same flight as my ex-wife and her son (from her marriage after mine). We meet at the airport and are talking as we go to security, but split up to go through two different lines.
I get to the other side, put my shoes back on -- no Laurie or Charlie. I look around and I see them in this glass cubicle off to the side.
Laurie was carrying this heavy, heavy satchel. It turned out to be full of antique silverware -- forks, spoons knives, etc -- a gift for our daughter. I kid you not.
After a good deal of questioning, they let her on the plane with them. It took a while though...
Turns out they wouldn't LET her check them when she checked in her baggage! They made her remove them from her suitcase and carry them.
Don't ask me, I can't figure it out!
I flew to England in June for my daughter's wedding. I had the same flight as my ex-wife and her son (from her marriage after mine). We meet at the airport and are talking as we go to security, but split up to go through two different lines.
I get to the other side, put my shoes back on -- no Laurie or Charlie. I look around and I see them in this glass cubicle off to the side.
Laurie was carrying this heavy, heavy satchel. It turned out to be full of antique silverware -- forks, spoons knives, etc -- a gift for our daughter. I kid you not.
After a good deal of questioning, they let her on the plane with them. It took a while though...
Turns out they wouldn't LET her check them when she checked in her baggage! They made her remove them from her suitcase and carry them.
Don't ask me, I can't figure it out!
#16
if they are gas filled make sure they wont burst under pressure. Most airliners pressurize between 6000-10,000ft, should make a difference but just incase. Being a pilot and knowing alot of airline pilots you will probably be held at security checkpoints for awhile, its not worth it just ship them to your destination
#17
from TSA prohibited list:
Disabling Chemicals & Other Dangerous Items
Compressed Gas Cylinders - including fire extinguishers
checked No
carry-on No
and this is my favorite:
Gel shoe inserts - Gel shoe inserts are not permitted, but shoes constructed with gel heels are allowed and must be removed and screened.
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtrav...ted-items.shtm
Disabling Chemicals & Other Dangerous Items
Compressed Gas Cylinders - including fire extinguishers
checked No
carry-on No
and this is my favorite:
Gel shoe inserts - Gel shoe inserts are not permitted, but shoes constructed with gel heels are allowed and must be removed and screened.
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtrav...ted-items.shtm
#21
#23
thats what i was afraid of....
i wasnt sure if it would be better to carry em on so i can compress them and prove they are just shocks, nothing inside or just check them and watch them put it through the xray to answer questions.
it ended up ok, no questions at all and everything got to tucson ok
i wasnt sure if it would be better to carry em on so i can compress them and prove they are just shocks, nothing inside or just check them and watch them put it through the xray to answer questions.
it ended up ok, no questions at all and everything got to tucson ok