richardh10
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Can you take Sikkaflex or the like in hand luggage on international flights
Thanks
Thanks
Silicone in hand luggage?
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Sandy
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Take whatever you want as long as it is not on the list of prohibited items, but be prepared to open your case and explain the contents.
Many years ago I was stopped at Gibraltar Airport as they could not work out what a large plastic jar of olives was. Apparently it looked like a brain in the scanner!
Many years ago I was stopped at Gibraltar Airport as they could not work out what a large plastic jar of olives was. Apparently it looked like a brain in the scanner!
mjcoon
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I was just reading another ongoing thread which would suggest that a spare brain would be a useful adjunct. If only as a blame drain...
Sandy
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I prefer the taste of olives.
andsarkit
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I have been asked to open my hand baggage when a sealant gun looked suspicious in the scanner
colind3782
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Most UK airports are still on the 100ml limit for now.
Graham376
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No, liquids and gel type products limited to 100ml.
andsarkit
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How many of these would you be allowed?
Special marine pricing as well !!
Special marine pricing as well !!
wonkywinch
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As many as will fit in a 1 litre "airline security approved" bag.
Fantasie 19
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Nope - as many as will fit the following "containers must be in a single, transparent, resealable plastic bag, which holds no more than a litre and measures approximately 20cm x 20cm".. and you're only allowed one... and just to make it really awkward what are your chances of finding the security guy who didn't have a good breakfast that day as "Airport security staff will not let anything through that they consider dangerous - even if it’s normally allowed in hand luggage."