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Knife/Tool in carry-on question...
I carry at least one knife in my pocket 24/7 (unless I'm traveling The Friendly Skies, that is). Several weeks ago, I realized I still had one in my pocket after checking my luggage. The checked luggage could not be brought back (I asked).
This was a boxcutter type knife that I use at work every day. I reluctantly threw '"Ol' Faithful" into a trash can. With this type of knife, the cutting edge is easily removed. I could have disposed of the blade and kept the handle. Could a knife handle with no blade be included in my carry-on luggage? (It would fit well within the 6" tool limit) |
Originally Posted by DRZ
(Post 11642215)
I carry at least one knife in my pocket 24/7 (unless I'm traveling The Friendly Skies, that is). Several weeks ago, I realized I still had one in my pocket after checking my luggage. The checked luggage could not be brought back (I asked).
This was a boxcutter type knife that I use at work every day. I reluctantly threw '"Ol' Faithful" into a trash can. With this type of knife, the cutting edge is easily removed. I could have disposed of the blade and kept the handle. Could a knife handle with no blade be included in my carry-on luggage? (It would fit well within the 6" tool limit) As a non TSO I know that a box cutter is not dangerous and can easily be defeated by a plane full of passengers. |
The answer is "yes". (2X this week)
It's a tool within the 6" limits and has no cutting edge. |
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