Cigars & Air travel

[poker]

I always print out a copy of the allowed items page from their website and keep it in my carry-on. If they want to seize something that is listed as okay, I can just whip it out.

[longknocker]

Originally Posted by poker

I always print out a copy of the allowed items page from their website and keep it in my carry-on. If they want to seize something that is listed as okay, I can just whip it out.

And they agree with you and let you keep the goods?

[Opusfxd]

Just forward them out to the CFRHs and we'll take care of them for you until you get here. Which is going to be when, where and for how long? (we're kind of nosy that way)

[poker]

Originally Posted by longknocker

And they agree with you and let you keep the goods?

Never had to pull it out. One time a long time ago I was travelling on business and they were thinking about not letting me pass with my Dupont Ligne II. I politely explained that the lighter was a gift and it was worth more than her wages for 27 weeks. She let me take it. That was the last time I traveled with a Dupont though.

[RevSmoke]

Actually, flying into Denver, going to Parker for a night (in-laws), then to Yellowstone.

As much as I'd like to, I doubt I will get much of anywhere "out" to smoke a cigar. Will be in the backyard, hiking, on the trail, around the grill.

Thanks to all of you for your comments and assitance in this whole matter, it is appreciated.

Peace of the Lord be with you.

[longknocker]

Originally Posted by poker

Never had to pull it out. One time a long time ago I was travelling on business and they were thinking about not letting me pass with my Dupont Ligne II. I politely explained that the lighter was a gift and it was worth more than her wages for 27 weeks. She let me take it. That was the last time I traveled with a Dupont though.

Great Story!