So I’m flying back to Cyprus on Wednesday.
I flew to the uk with hand luggage only.(cabin not in the hold)
I’ve picked up a reverb dropper post and want to take it home in my hand luggage.
Will I get through the scanner? Is it prohibited?
I’m flying with easy jet. Don’t think that matters as the scanner is at the beginning for every flight.
Any input would be great. Don’t think I can call as trying to explain what it is over the phone won’t be easy.
Email Easy Jet and ask the question, you could release the pressure, can you remove the valve core, I don’t know, then you’re just left with titchy bit of fluid. Expensive thing to have taken off you.
Having had a scan through the gov.uk website on what’s allowed in cabin and hold baggage, I’d say ‘no’.
It wasn’t the hydraulic fluid or pressurised air chamber bit, but the fact that even tennis rackets and walking poles are not allowed in the cabin, presumably as they can be used as weapons/clubs. The same logic could extend to even a ‘normal’ seat post, so I’d not risk it with a Reverb.
I hope you can help please.
I am returning to cyprus with only hand luggage, I have purchased an item for my bicycle and wish to know if I can take it in my hand luggage and pass through security?
This is the item.
It’s a seat post that goes up and down via a cable and lever.
What has happened in the past with stuff like this, is it’s boxed up and sent to the hold, wherupon you get a ticket and collect it again at the other side..
It’s probably a tricky one to handle, as where do the draw the line? Seatpost could be used as a weapon, as could even a chainring, or chain for that matter.
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