Razor blades allowed on Hawaiian airlines?
Dec 13, 2012, 12:00 am
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Razor blades allowed on Hawaiian airlines?
I'll be flying Hawaiiain Airlines from Oahu to Maui and back. I'm trying to avoid the luggage fees so I'm only going to bring only the necessary items for the flight. I have no problem limiting liquids to under 100mL (does liquid limitations apply for the short inter-island flights?), but I'll need at least a razor blade. Can I bring that on to the plane?
How strict is Hawaiian when it comes to carry-ons? I intend to bring a small backpack that will fit most airlines specifications, but I also intend to bring a small tripod. It'll be collapsed. No major airlines have ever given me an issue, but I'm not sure how Hawaiian will treat the tripod. Does anyone here know?
How strict is Hawaiian when it comes to carry-ons? I intend to bring a small backpack that will fit most airlines specifications, but I also intend to bring a small tripod. It'll be collapsed. No major airlines have ever given me an issue, but I'm not sure how Hawaiian will treat the tripod. Does anyone here know?
Dec 13, 2012, 1:09 am
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Dec 13, 2012, 10:55 am
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given 9/11, the term "razor blade" means what to you?
Are you talking about safety razor cartridges for shaving like Mach 3? There's no restrictions on them.
If you are talking about box cutters, straight razors, etc, well, what do you think?
The rules are no different for inter-island flights than for any other US based flight.
BTW, we have Walmart, Walgreens, K-Marts, Longs, Safeway, Sears (can you use a chainsaw to shave that beard?) etc on the islands.
You won't have to go out and forge your own steel shaving utensils if you bring some shiny coins to trade with the locals.
-David
Are you talking about safety razor cartridges for shaving like Mach 3? There's no restrictions on them.
If you are talking about box cutters, straight razors, etc, well, what do you think?
The rules are no different for inter-island flights than for any other US based flight.
BTW, we have Walmart, Walgreens, K-Marts, Longs, Safeway, Sears (can you use a chainsaw to shave that beard?) etc on the islands.
You won't have to go out and forge your own steel shaving utensils if you bring some shiny coins to trade with the locals.
-David
Dec 14, 2012, 2:42 am
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given 9/11, the term "razor blade" means what to you?
Are you talking about safety razor cartridges for shaving like Mach 3? There's no restrictions on them.
If you are talking about box cutters, straight razors, etc, well, what do you think?
The rules are no different for inter-island flights than for any other US based flight.
BTW, we have Walmart, Walgreens, K-Marts, Longs, Safeway, Sears (can you use a chainsaw to shave that beard?) etc on the islands.
You won't have to go out and forge your own steel shaving utensils if you bring some shiny coins to trade with the locals.
-David
Are you talking about safety razor cartridges for shaving like Mach 3? There's no restrictions on them.
If you are talking about box cutters, straight razors, etc, well, what do you think?
The rules are no different for inter-island flights than for any other US based flight.
BTW, we have Walmart, Walgreens, K-Marts, Longs, Safeway, Sears (can you use a chainsaw to shave that beard?) etc on the islands.
You won't have to go out and forge your own steel shaving utensils if you bring some shiny coins to trade with the locals.
-David
Dec 14, 2012, 10:58 pm
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