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That happens so often the TSA sent a letter out to gun ranges last year asking them to give copiew of the letters to CHL students.philip964 wrote:http://www.click2houston.com/news/hpd-l ... t/25467480
Allowed to board his flight, but lost his gun. Ouch.
But front page at Channel 2.
I wonder if he is not part of the Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO) program? He may be, but since he was flying International he would not have been able to take his gun with him. He may have been thinking about that, left it at home and didn't think about the other gun that was in his bag.RPBrown wrote:Thats okay, an AA pilot had a pistol in his carry on @ DFW
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I've never left a gun in one of my bags. But I do have kids so I head straight to the safe when I return home with firearms.jbarn wrote:That happens so often the TSA sent a letter out to gun ranges last year asking them to give copiew of the letters to CHL students.philip964 wrote:http://www.click2houston.com/news/hpd-l ... t/25467480
Allowed to board his flight, but lost his gun. Ouch.
But front page at Channel 2.
The guy in the article is lucky he didn't get arrestee.
It is easy to forget that your gun is in you bag. That is why we need to always double check as a matter of routine.
Nope. Only ones I have ever seen were Federal agents (air marshalls, FBI, secret service, ICE, etc.)nightmare69 wrote:Can LEOs carry on a US flight if they have a letter from their chief or sheriff and the pilot allows it? I'm sure there is more too it that I don't know.
It's a Mexican gun, AKA a Hola Mole.kragluver wrote:I had to click on this thread just to see what a Holy Moly gun was.... :)
I know our instructor said we could carry. I did a quick search and found this...Keith B wrote: Nope. Only ones I have ever seen were Federal agents (air marshalls, FBI, secret service, ICE, etc.)
Lots of red tape. Anyone ever take or hear of this LEO flying armed course?To qualify to fly armed, Federal Regulation states that an officer must meet the following basic requirements:
Be a Federal Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) or a full-time municipal, county, or state LEO who is a direct employee of a government agency.
Be sworn and commissioned to enforce criminal statutes or immigration statutes.
Be authorized by the employing agency to have the weapon in connection with assigned duties.
Have completed the training program, ‘‘Law Enforcement Officers Flying Armed.”
Carrying a firearm on an airplane is a fast and efficient way to become an ex-LEO.Keith B wrote:Nope. Only ones I have ever seen were Federal agents (air marshalls, FBI, secret service, ICE, etc.)nightmare69 wrote:Can LEOs carry on a US flight if they have a letter from their chief or sheriff and the pilot allows it? I'm sure there is more too it that I don't know.
You meet the qualifications from TSA you can carry. See above link.WildBill wrote:Carrying a firearm on an airplane is a fast and efficient way to become an ex-LEO.Keith B wrote:Nope. Only ones I have ever seen were Federal agents (air marshalls, FBI, secret service, ICE, etc.)nightmare69 wrote:Can LEOs carry on a US flight if they have a letter from their chief or sheriff and the pilot allows it? I'm sure there is more too it that I don't know.