Probably a stupid question, but does anyone know if you can carry your cigar cutter on a plane? I will not put a good quality cutter in my check bagage, maybe just a cheap one.
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I don't know...I know that you can carry a lighter in a DOT approved carrying case...I don't know about the cutter...I would imagine not though...
Thanks for the info. I was planning on carrying my cutter, but just bring stick matches.
i dont remember exactly how but I took one on a flight to Tampa , probably had it suitcase or in a carry on but I know I took one with me. I would say I did not carry it on my person because I didnt even carry a small penknife so it was probably in one of my bags.
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Muerte - here's the only thing I've seen for zippos:
Otter Zippo Case
Not sure if they'd catch a zippo, fueled or not, without a case.
Otter Zippo Case
Not sure if they'd catch a zippo, fueled or not, without a case.
cybrus said:
Thanks. I was more interested in info about the regulations concerning the box. I have been on flights that allow unfueled lighters in checked baggage, and others that completely prohibited lighters. I would imagine each airline has it's own policies.
hotplantbill said:
TSA says cutters are ok. lighters in checked baggage must not have fuel, unless they are zippos, and those must be in the DOT approved case.
Good info. I can live without my lighter for a few days, but need to take my cutter.
