TSA Will Permit Knives, Golf Clubs on U.S. Planes

Stealhead · 03-08-13, 09:24 PM

From what I understand what they do is simply take the knife or banned item from you if it was an honest mistake.

One of my brother in laws cousins was an air marshal for a while and he of course knew what people can and cannot have.He said that TSA just keeps the items unless you pay to have it mailed back to you.

Don't be so paranoid RedOctober next you are going to tell us about how the new digital kilowatt hour meters are used to control you by the government.I actually overheard people saying this in public once I was drinking a soda and it nearly came out of my nose.

I have flown my fair share of times pre and post 9/11 post 9/11 the routine is so in your face you are unlikely to forget that you had something.

If you want to be a pilot in the USAF you had better practice better memory you dont want to leave some vital part of your gear behind.I can see you walking along the flightline without a line badge and have a member of Security Forces give you the "Unauthorized personal interview"(conducted at the business end of a firearm).

03-08-13, 09:24 PM	#11
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	From what I understand what they do is simply take the knife or banned item from you if it was an honest mistake. One of my brother in laws cousins was an air marshal for a while and he of course knew what people can and cannot have.He said that TSA just keeps the items unless you pay to have it mailed back to you. Don't be so paranoid RedOctober next you are going to tell us about how the new digital kilowatt hour meters are used to control you by the government.I actually overheard people saying this in public once I was drinking a soda and it nearly came out of my nose. I have flown my fair share of times pre and post 9/11 post 9/11 the routine is so in your face you are unlikely to forget that you had something. If you want to be a pilot in the USAF you had better practice better memory you dont want to leave some vital part of your gear behind.I can see you walking along the flightline without a line badge and have a member of Security Forces give you the "Unauthorized personal interview"(conducted at the business end of a firearm). Last edited by Stealhead; 03-08-13 at 09:35 PM.