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Hi to the group,
I have just returned from my trip to Mallorca and took my PST with me as hand luggage. I wrapped it in a soft thick towel and kept inside a rucksack. I also took a small table top tripod and a couple of eyepieces. Happily I can report that I experienced no problems whatsoever. None of the outward or return security people were interested in the oddly shaped PST at all. I didn't even get asked to take it out of my rucksack! I will definitely take it with me again to sunnier climes. Hope this helps other travellers. Regards Dave Cash "David Cash" wrote in message ... Hi to the group, I'm off on holiday to Mallorca and was wondering whether to take a Coronado PST with me. Has anybody had any problems taking a Coronado PST on an aircraft? Is it best to take one as carry on hand luggage or to put it in a suitcase in the aircraft hold? With the current high security requirements I was wondering what the best practice is. Has anybody had any security problems, experiences etc. ? Regards Dave Cash |
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