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amma 12-05-2009 12:50 PM

here is the website...just remember what is allowed today may not be the same next week. I always check the day before I fly out for current restrictions :wink:

http://www.tsa.gov/

bearisgray 12-05-2009 01:09 PM


Originally Posted by amma
here is the website...just remember what is allowed today may not be the same next week. I always check the day before I fly out for current restrictions :wink:

http://www.tsa.gov/

I just looked - screwdrivers seven or less inches long are allowed in the carry-on

Go figure!

butterflywing 12-05-2009 01:10 PM


Originally Posted by amma
here is the website...just remember what is allowed today may not be the same next week. I always check the day before I fly out for current restrictions :wink:

http://www.tsa.gov/

that's a wonderful site. i printed and highlighted and placed it with my doctor's letter in an envelope. now i hope i don't need it. if they've run into this before, then it may not present a problem. yeah !:roll:

butterflywing 12-05-2009 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by bearisgray

Originally Posted by amma
here is the website...just remember what is allowed today may not be the same next week. I always check the day before I fly out for current restrictions :wink:

http://www.tsa.gov/

I just looked - screwdrivers seven or less inches long are allowed in the carry-on

Go figure!

my brother in law had to leave a gold screwdriver for his eyeglasses in mexico. they were a cute gift from my nephew. it was about 2-1/2" long, in a tiny case.
at least they let him keep the case. that guard must have had a bad taco.

amma 12-05-2009 01:22 PM

I wonder if there is a separate site for over seas flights?

I do know that in the last year they have relaxed the regs here on this site.

Kascie 12-06-2009 09:20 PM

That is sad, Bev. The man knew you couldn't damage anyone with them and was just showing off his power. Personally, I would have reported him. There was no reason for that.

Bev 12-07-2009 07:54 AM


Originally Posted by Kascie
That is sad, Bev. The man knew you couldn't damage anyone with them and was just showing off his power. Personally, I would have reported him. There was no reason for that.

Thanks. It would have done no good at all to report him. He was within his rights to do it, but he did it with such nastiness that I've never forgotten the look on his face. Believe it or not, I actually cried over the incident. I asked him to give them to his wife if he had to take them from me and he scowled and told me there were laws against him doing that. He then told me to move on or I'd get myself in real trouble.

8-)

bearisgray 12-07-2009 08:09 AM

can't put on here what I think of that entity

amma 12-07-2009 10:43 AM

There are warehouses where unclaimed baggage, lost and found items, etc... and some of these confiscated items go. They then sell them... I read about all of the "great deals" that you can get at these sales. That adds insult to injury....


I wonder how butterflywing fared on her flight????

bearisgray 12-07-2009 10:58 AM

I've purchased several large lots of confiscated scissors through e-bay. Some of the scissors belonged in the trash can to begin with, but some of them were really nice ones -

I haven't seen any large lot auctions lately - don't need any more scissors, but I had great fun going through the ones I got.


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