Originally Posted by
Mr. Gel-pack
[*]Unexamined oversize LGA (saline, water...)
Personally, I've flown with my
knifeless tiny swiss army penknife at least 30 times over the last two years and it has been detected only once. (In case you think it isn't catch-worthy to the TSA, the TSO who bag checked it scolded me that I'll have problems with it
every time and I should present it specially and separately before the x-ray.)
In all the times I have declared my over 3.4 oz. contact lens solution bottle, not once has it been further tested.
I also travel with a knifeless tiny swiss army penknife. To show you how long I have been doing that, I had even rounded the edges of the scissors when only blunt-tip scissors were allowed. I would say about a third of the time it is looked at. And I had a eerily similar experience where the "TSO who bag checked it scolded me that I'll have problems with it
every time and I should present it specially and separately before the x-ray." Sometimes they may miss it and perhaps other times the x-ray operator realizes that either it doesn't have a knife on it, or the "weapon" is rather inconsequential, and lets it through.