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If the snow globe holds 100 ml or less of water put it in your liquids bag.Just when we’ve all been warned about hiking poles in your carryon the new warning is about those adorable “Snowglobes” . If you must have one for your collection buy the mini or empty all the liquid and snow. Or just take a picture home.
Just wait they're here for you in Santiago.If the snow globe holds 100 ml or less of water put it in your liquids bag.
And I haven't noticed any snow globes for sale on the Camino.
Maybe not anymore but once upon a time... Back when "Santi Yugo" was an acceptable spelling apparentlyAnd I haven't noticed any snow globes for sale on the Camino.
Exactly. The TSA advice is here. I presume that it is consistent with that of the European aviation safety authorities.If the snow globe holds 100 ml or less of water put it in your liquids bag.
You presume correctly. A possible stumbling block could be that (in my rather limited experience) snow globes do not specifically state their volume. Whilst many security staff here in the UK are helpful, polite and doing a difficult job on low pay to the best of their ability, there are a few who can be ‘difficult’.Exactly. The TSA advice is here. I presume that it is consistent with that of the European aviation safety authorities.
I'm 70% beer, 10% water, does that change anything???Oh my days.... it is only a matter of time before ‘they’ discover we are each 80% water and require us to be completely dehydrated before flying.....
They just wanted or they did eventually confiscated them?Well, TSA wanted to confiscate the two bottles of wine I bought in the Madrid airport and that was all sealed up properly. They said it was because the glass was frosted. That was a new one to me. They can do anything they want, apparently.
They just wanted or they did eventually confiscated them?
And the glass was frosted? Ahem..., err...
Anyway you still could've drank the wine if she would be so adamantThey gave me a choice: give them up or go all the way across the airport and hope there was time to check them. Guess what I did.. I ran through at least one terminal and checked my backpack with my wine inside. Barely made it back in time to get on the flight. I'm not givin' up my stinkin' wine! My theory is that the TSA agent was mad at me because I rolled my eyes when she couldn't figure out how to use an Osprey cordlock to open my pack, so she took it out on me by trying to take away the wine. I have never heard of items purchased in duty-free being taken away, but there you have it.
I've seen liquids that were bought in duty free taken away when making a connection before, and it also happened to my son.They gave me a choice: give them up or go all the way across the airport and hope there was time to check them. Guess what I did.. I ran through at least one terminal and checked my backpack with my wine inside. Barely made it back in time to get on the flight. I'm not givin' up my stinkin' wine! My theory is that the TSA agent was mad at me because I rolled my eyes when she couldn't figure out how to use an Osprey cordlock to open my pack, so she took it out on me by trying to take away the wine. I have never heard of items purchased in duty-free being taken away, but there you have it.
Ha ha ha - you’ll have to pay import tax on the extracted alcohol...I'm 70% beer, 10% water, does that change anything???
Available in Santiago and Finisterre. I know this useless information cause my daughter collects them. She must have a couple of hundred. Got stopped in Southampton airport 4 years ago airport because I had one in my bag. Girl on security told me that over the course of a summer, they confiscate hundredcs of them. That day she was feeling generous and let me throughIf the snow globe holds 100 ml or less of water put it in your liquids bag.
And I haven't noticed any snow globes for sale on the Camino.
So does my granddaughter so I just checked my bag on the way home. I’m not sure why people think it is so hard to check a bag. I hate caring anything around thru airports. My 1st airline trip was in the 50s and never lost anything.Available in Santiago and Finisterre. I know this useless information cause my daughter collects them. She must have a couple of hundred. Got stopped in Southampton airport 4 years ago airport because I had one in my bag. Girl on security told me that over the course of a summer, they confiscate hundredcs of them. That day she was feeling generous and let me through
The only time I ever carry-on all my stuff on a flight is going to the Camino. I do it for two reasons.So does my granddaughter so I just checked my bag on the way home. I’m not sure why people think it is so hard to check a bag. I hate caring anything around thru airports. My 1st airline trip was in the 50s and never lost anything.
Exactly. The TSA advice is here. I presume that it is consistent with that of the European aviation safety authorities.
I'm 70% beer, 10% water, does that change anything???
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