Is a Carton of Cigarettes Allowed in Carry-on Luggage?
I am flying to Visit my cousin this weekend and in the state i live in cigarettes are almost half the price of where he lives. He wants me to bring him a carton when I come, but I don't plan on Checking any Luggage Just a carry on and my laptop bag. Will I have any issues with this? What is the TSA's policy on this?
they would still be sealed from the factory also... Thanks! |
They aren't allowed anymore after the DHS heard a rumour from a friend of a friend who'd heard from his barber's mother sister-in-law that al-Qaeda were going to smoke on a plane and give everyone lung cancer
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Originally Posted by alanR
(Post 9717561)
They aren't allowed anymore after the DHS heard a rumour from a friend of a friend who'd heard from his barber's mother sister-in-law that al-Qaeda were going to smoke on a plane and give everyone lung cancer
Please obey all instructions, all lighted signs and placards, and no chaw. Dave |
Welcome to FlyerTalk matb2005!
Should not be a problem. I am a non-smoker but always encourage smokers to take advantage of lower taxed cigarettes. It must be my Scots-Irish blood. :) |
thanks for the welcome!
I dont fly often but i will be on here alot... I start with the TSA in 2 weeks.. Just dont flame.. lol |
Originally Posted by matb2005
(Post 9717529)
I am flying to Visit my cousin this weekend and in the state i live in cigarettes are almost half the price of where he lives. He wants me to bring him a carton when I come, but I don't plan on Checking any Luggage Just a carry on and my laptop bag. Will I have any issues with this? What is the TSA's policy on this?
I can't imagine why the hell they wouldn't be allowed. |
Originally Posted by matb2005
(Post 9717654)
thanks for the welcome!
I dont fly often but i will be on here alot... I start with the TSA in 2 weeks.. Just dont flame.. lol I assume you will probably be flying thru the airport that you are going to be working at? Make sure you know what you're doing, ya don't want to look like a moron in front of your new co-workers :) Good luck with your new job. |
Smokers
I am sure they will find reasons why, in future, we will not be allowed a carry on luggage. The following step afterwards - left for your imagination.
BTW, a warm welcome to FT (FlyerTalk). |
They are fine. My wife has even brought in REALLY dangerous cigarettes from ZRH - they were FRENCH!! Welcome to FT!
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I think the law is up to ten packs for your personal consumption. After that, they can get you for avoiding taxes.
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Originally Posted by GadgetFreak
(Post 9717885)
They are fine. My wife has even brought in REALLY dangerous cigarettes from ZRH - they were FRENCH!! Welcome to FT!
Cigarettes are allowed as carry on, but your matches are restricted. If you connect through some 3rd world country due to an equipment change the security personnel tend to prefer Marlboro to Camel when taking bribes. |
Originally Posted by climbermom
(Post 9719274)
I think the law is up to ten packs for your personal consumption. After that, they can get you for avoiding taxes.
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I can fit four cartons in my rollaboard (plus a weeks worth of clothes), and I don't smoke.
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Originally Posted by sefrischling
(Post 9719947)
They were not "French Smokes" they were "Freedom Smokes"......come on, get the terminology right!:D
Cigarettes are allowed as carry on, but your matches are restricted. If you connect through some 3rd world country due to an equipment change the security personnel tend to prefer Marlboro to Camel when taking bribes. |
Originally Posted by sefrischling
(Post 9719961)
They have customs now between US domestic airports now? Damn, this taxation thing is really starting to spiral out of control ain't it?;)
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