Re: Flying with equipment ... any advice?
bottles and marketing them as for water.
They seem to have some sort of glass-like inside lining, and they're
real nice for alcoholic beverages too. Not...
johngeyles 2008-01-14 10:57:17 #49127
Re: Flying with equipment ... any advice?
robtooker wrote:
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> There's another TSA page with specific mention of camp stoves:
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>...
Reid Priedhorsky 2008-01-14 09:34:02 #49126
Re: Flying with equipment ... any advice?
Do you think Wal Mart would have white gas? They are right as you
come into Flagstaff and I think they stay open all hours. Mary
In...
MaryPhyl 2008-01-14 08:28:09 #49125
Re: Flying with equipment ... any advice?
I have done a fair amount of flying with backpacking gear. Even before TSA it
was a bit of a touchy subject.
You can't carry fuel on board, don't even think...
Chris Schmandt 2008-01-14 08:13:01 #49124
Re: Flying with equipment ... any advice?
Sonia,
Ship your stove to your hotel with a note asking the bell captain to
hold it for you.
Dick Matthews
- A journey of a thousand miles begins with a...
Dick Matthews 2008-01-14 07:57:48 #49123
Re: Flying with equipment ... any advice?
I've been forced to discard empty fuel bottles at the airport before 9/11. At the curbside, I was asked in a very friendly way what I might be carrying in...
Bob Bordasch 2008-01-14 07:54:14 #49122
Re: May permits
Phil,
I received the "you're gonna die" letter because I requested a solo hike.
The BIC has determined that solo hiking is dangerous, but I think they...
Dick Matthews 2008-01-14 07:45:41 #49121
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