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Airplane carry
I have a buddy at work that claims his dad can carry on a airplane concealed. He says that his father is in no way shape or form law enforcment. I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of this before and if so what does it take to be able to carry on a plane.
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Must not be a commercial airline. Otherwise, I have no idea unless he's just yanking your chain.
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If it is a private plane, you can carry with the permission of the pilot or owner. You cannot carry on a commercial airline, and there is no way his Dad is getting through secutrity with a firearm on his person.jordanusmc wrote:I have a buddy at work that claims his dad can carry on a airplane concealed. He says that his father is in no way shape or form law enforcment. I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of this before and if so what does it take to be able to carry on a plane.
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... unless he has a "Glock 7"
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or if he's the airline captain and authorized through the federal flight deck officer program
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Or a terrorist . Whoops , I mean "enemy combatant"
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I think commercial is still legal but not airlines (and not sterile areas) unless LEO or FSDO or some esoteric exceptions. I've carried on GA flights
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Or there might be confusion between traveling w a firearm in your checked luggage vs carrying on your person in the passenger compartment.
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Ok I didnt imagine that were was any legal way you could carry on a traditional commerical airlines thanks for the help.
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I carry on private planes all the time but getting permission from the pilot in command is easy since that's me . Even with an airline employee ID card I can't carry on an airliner.
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If it is a commercial plane he cannot. Just ask Berry Switzer Former Dallas head coach.
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Same here. I just have to ask myself if I can carry on board. 'Course that's usually just toolin' around Texas in a six-seater. I couldn't tell you much about how things work on the airlines, because I haven't flown on a commercial airliner in 14+ years.glocklvr wrote:I carry on private planes all the time but getting permission from the pilot in command is easy since that's me. ...
But, I am pretty certain that no one but a Federal Marshall and/or an authorized pilot can carry on board.
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I fly commercial for free but normally fly the cherokee due to the convenience it provides and in the cherokee I carry on my hip just like I would in my truck but my rule for passengers is unless they are among a very select few highly trusted individuals I require the gun to be unloaded and in the back and I also require everybody to tell me if they have a gun before boarding but that is the result of a bad experience with a passenger who will never fly with me again.lancermit wrote:Same here. I just have to ask myself if I can carry on board. 'Course that's usually just toolin' around Texas in a six-seater. I couldn't tell you much about how things work on the airlines, because I haven't flown on a commercial airliner in 14+ years.
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glocklvr wrote: I fly commercial for free but normally fly the cherokee due to the convenience it provides and in the cherokee I carry on my hip just like I would in my truck but my rule for passengers is unless they are among a very select few highly trusted individuals I require the gun to be unloaded and in the back and I also require everybody to tell me if they have a gun before boarding but that is the result of a bad experience with a passenger who will never fly with me again.
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There's a man on the wing of this plane!sjfcontrol wrote:glocklvr wrote: I fly commercial for free but normally fly the cherokee due to the convenience it provides and in the cherokee I carry on my hip just like I would in my truck but my rule for passengers is unless they are among a very select few highly trusted individuals I require the gun to be unloaded and in the back and I also require everybody to tell me if they have a gun before boarding but that is the result of a bad experience with a passenger who will never fly with me again.
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