Mags and Plane luggages ?
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Mags and Plane luggages ?
My understanding is that pistol and rifle mags (Vz58) are not prohibited items and I intend to take 2 +4 , as well as a pocket folding knife (lock blade), in a haul suitcase on a European flight.
Anybody know if I would be breaking any rule/law ?
thanks,
Anybody know if I would be breaking any rule/law ?
thanks,
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Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
when you say in your luggage, do you mean cabin luggage or hold luggage? if the latter cant see a problem if the former than not a chance
Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
In a suitcase to be checked in as hold luggage.
The reason I am asking is because of Ryanair general guidances :
You cannot bring the following items onboard a Ryanair flight or in airport security restricted areas in the airport:
•Guns, Firearms or similar weapons
•Pointed/edged Weapons & Sharp Objects
•Blunt Instruments: any blunt instrument capable of causing injury, this includes some sporting equipment such as tennis rackets and baseball bats
The reason I am asking is because of Ryanair general guidances :
You cannot bring the following items onboard a Ryanair flight or in airport security restricted areas in the airport:
•Guns, Firearms or similar weapons
•Pointed/edged Weapons & Sharp Objects
•Blunt Instruments: any blunt instrument capable of causing injury, this includes some sporting equipment such as tennis rackets and baseball bats
Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
Ryanair claims a blade over 6 cm can not be carried, even into a checked in suitcase .
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Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
Wait, you can't take a tennis racket?!
Just one more reason to never, ever fly with Ryanarse

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Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
indeed , Ryanair's policy contradicts the official Gvnt policy 

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Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
You can carry tennis rackets and blades over 6 inches as checked baggage and you'd check those in before you get to any security restricted area's of the airport.
Section 8.9 are the prohibited items either in the cabin of checked in.
https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/useful-in ... _696869348
Section 8.9 are the prohibited items either in the cabin of checked in.
https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/useful-in ... _696869348
Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
Many thanks
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Clearly the information desk is unaware of their own rules...
I 'll print their own regulations and show it if they try to remove my knife

Clearly the information desk is unaware of their own rules...
I 'll print their own regulations and show it if they try to remove my knife

Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
I have often transported mags in carry on. They are not prohibited on any airlines i have travelled with.
Re: Mags and Plane luggages ?
I know 2 people who had their pmags taken away on trips back from the USA, all in carry on. Put it in your checked bag and you're not breaking any rules.
I carry 2 30 & 1 40 round mags on trips back and forth, keep the same mags for every competition, checked baggage. My 1-8 strike eagle has been back and forth in a padded ammo box, I keep competition invitations to prove I was doing legitimate stuff and reason for having etc.
I carry 2 30 & 1 40 round mags on trips back and forth, keep the same mags for every competition, checked baggage. My 1-8 strike eagle has been back and forth in a padded ammo box, I keep competition invitations to prove I was doing legitimate stuff and reason for having etc.

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