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SN on plane
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Hmmm.. depends on if they run it through their xray machine I guess.. If they do run it through their xray, it will most likely show up as an anomaly which they are trained to look for and inspect further.
I don't know the answer as to what will happen or what they'd see it as or even question it. It depends on a lot I guess. I'm fairly curious to know how it goes.
I would think they'll ask you about any white powder or chemical substance in your luggage that they might find.
If its a small amount they probaly wont even notice it though.
Probably a good idea to have a reason why you are carrying it ready, such as for your meat curing hobby or something, idk.
Afaik it's legal to import for personal use. But they might still confiscate it for further testing ( and you might be waiting a long time to get it back or never see it again).
BUMP
Can you do this from Poland to the US? :) I was thinking about putting it under the plane~ Or should I put it as a carry-on? I wouldn't want to be held there if it doesn't work~ >_<
btw, I tried to get it mailed from Poland to the US, but the Polish mail worker refused to let it be packed, so it's just stuck there rn~
Off-Topic: oh man, something's wrong with my brain. Every time this thread title pops up, I am thinking the same thing: "Oh wow, they want to drink SN on a plane, that's such a horrible idea. Think of all the vomiting alone..." and then I start reading and remember what it is about...
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Hmmm.. depends on if they run it through their xray machine I guess.. If they do run it through their xray, it will most likely show up as an anomaly which they are trained to look for and inspect further.
I would think they'll ask you about any white powder or chemical substance in your luggage that they might find.
If its a small amount they probaly wont even notice it though.
Probably a good idea to have a reason why you are carrying it ready, such as for your meat curing hobby or something, idk.
Afaik it's legal to import for personal use. But they might still confiscate it for further testing ( and you might be waiting a long time to get it back or never see it again).
It will only show an organic substance. Not a powder, just a bottle with organic substance. Unfortunetly it can be tested as all the explosives are organic as well. It depends, an experienced x ray operator should let it go as there would be no detonator, battery etc but unexperienced can stop it. Also they can test it for drugs but mostly they will run a gog around and dog should not give any indecation for drugs.
Everything goes through x ray. It is CAA rule after 9/11 to look for exploaive materials.
It will only show an organic substance. Not a powder, just a bottle with organic substance. Unfortunetly it can be tested as all the explosives are organic as well. It depends, an experienced x ray operator should let it go as there would be no detonator, battery etc but unexperienced can stop it. Also they can test it for drugs but mostly they will run a gog around and dog should not give any indecation for drugs.
BUMP
Can you do this from Poland to the US? :) I was thinking about putting it under the plane~ Or should I put it as a carry-on? I wouldn't want to be held there if it doesn't work~ >_<
btw, I tried to get it mailed from Poland to the US, but the Polish mail worker refused to let it be packed, so it's just stuck there rn~
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