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Hand Baggage - Security Requirements
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all airline and airport FAQ pages provide a list of what's not permitted in aircraft hand baggage - but the lists are of the wooliest and carry the caveat "not exhaustive".
All lists say "tradesman's tools", but what exactly does this mean? is that anything that could be potentially used as a weapon (eg sharp like a screwdriver, or heavy like a hammer), or does it mean "ANYTHING"?
need to take a 30m surveyor's tape to Ronaldsway tomorrow - the tape is made of platicised fabric and is wound on a plastic reel with a plastic handle. What are my chances?
All lists say "tradesman's tools", but what exactly does this mean? is that anything that could be potentially used as a weapon (eg sharp like a screwdriver, or heavy like a hammer), or does it mean "ANYTHING"?
need to take a 30m surveyor's tape to Ronaldsway tomorrow - the tape is made of platicised fabric and is wound on a plastic reel with a plastic handle. What are my chances?
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I've never really understood the stringency of hand luggage restrictions, particularly when travelling abroad. After going through all the security checks, in Duty Free one can purchase spirit and perfume bottles, which would make ideal weapons if smashed for 'glassing' purposes.
I've never really understood the stringency of hand luggage restrictions, particularly when travelling abroad. After going through all the security checks, in Duty Free one can purchase spirit and perfume bottles, which would make ideal weapons if smashed for 'glassing' purposes.