tuna on plane

Phoolgrrrl

Hi,

Can you bring a small tin of tuna onto a plane?

I need to bring a packed lunch for a work day, I will land after 10pm so need to bring it on plane.Won't have a fridge to keep it in, so though tine of tuna would work.

Any ideas?

thanks.

inspector_monkfish

tuna on a plane?

is that the sequal to 'Snakes on a Plane' ?

Tarry

Sounds a bit fishy to me

But seriously, I think your best bet would be to contact the airline you are flying with to make sure.

richardw

In brine or spring water?

MX5huggy

Or oil? .

debsjc

Would you be opening the can on the plane, or just carrying it?

If you aren't planning to open it on the aircraft then I wouldn't see any problem

BenL

hhmmmmmm, i am trying to remember what got thrown out at security when we were coming back from northern ireland.

Marmite def got pulled, i think a tin of salmon got found by security and binned as well.

(But that is a different kettle of fish)

The story is true though

inspector_monkfish

Phoolgrrrl wrote: »

Hi,

Can you bring a small tin of tuna onto a plane?

I need to bring a packed lunch for a work day, I will land after 10pm so need to bring it on plane.Won't have a fridge to keep it in, so though tine of tuna would work.

Any ideas?

thanks.

As far as i'm aware, most airports operate a 'No Tuna after 10pm' policy i'm afraid.

If you were landing before 10pm, you would have been fine.
Is there anyway you can change your flight to an earlier one.?

I believe salmon is allowed after 10pm, if thats any use to you.

Failing that, I really don't know what else to suggest

Saint_Chris

My tin of salmon has flown, more than it has swam....:rotfl:

and is off to tenerife in a few weeks, again

Tarry

You are all just "fish taking" :whistle: :whistle:

The_Plush_Doormat

Oh my cod! What a load of pollocks.