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 Flying with Tools
Author: Ken Shaw 2017
Date:   2005-12-08 15:41

The Transportation Security Administration has recently relaxed the rules about what may be brought on board a plane:

http://www.kltv.com/Global/story.asp?S=4194074

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Thus, you will still need to put reed knives, razor blades, rat-tail files, long screwdrivers, large files with a pointed tang, etc. in checked baggage.

Ken Shaw

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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: Don Poulsen 
Date:   2005-12-08 16:18

How about your clarinet, if it's really sharp?

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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: clarnibass 
Date:   2005-12-08 16:28

Luckily most clarinets are flat enough to put in the overhead compartment.

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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: Chris P 
Date:   2005-12-08 16:31

My oboe teacher handed her reed knives, etc. over to the staff, but never got them back.

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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2005-12-08 17:59

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My oboe teacher handed her reed knives, etc. over to the staff, but never got them back.
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Those D@#@n oboe-playing flight attendants!!!!!!  ;)



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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: Chris P 
Date:   2005-12-08 18:06

Wouldn't have been too bad if it was just the cheapo Pisoni or Rigotti knives, but these were expensive ones that aren't made anymore.

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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: archer1960 
Date:   2005-12-08 18:36

I don't quite understand why she would have done that, because they tell you that you can't count on getting anything back if it's given to the security people or flight crew. They've told me my choice was either put it in my checked baggage or lose it.

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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: Brenda Siewert 
Date:   2005-12-08 18:57

I was also able to transfer some stuff from my clarinet case into my checked luggage. Most airlines will allow this, unless you've already checked your luggage. The best plan is to put it in your checked luggage to begin with--AT HOME before you get to the airport.



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 Re: Flying with Tools
Author: 3dogmom 
Date:   2005-12-09 21:33

I once had this happen with some items and went to find an overnight courier desk in the airport, so I could mail them to myself.
Sue Tansey

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