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Flying to Toronto
taurusgb
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Hello All
We are flying out to Toronto on Thomas Cook airline in August and as an avid cross stitcher I am hoping to be able to sew to pass the time during the flight. I know sharp objects such as scissors aren't allowed on board but are sewing needles allowed or do I have to do without my stitching?
Thanks for any help/advice - in fact if anyone has any other tips about what is/isn't allowed in hand luggage I would be very appreciative as I have only ever flown long haul once before and that was many years ago, so am well out of touch at what is or isn't allowed since 9/11.
We are flying out to Toronto on Thomas Cook airline in August and as an avid cross stitcher I am hoping to be able to sew to pass the time during the flight. I know sharp objects such as scissors aren't allowed on board but are sewing needles allowed or do I have to do without my stitching?
Thanks for any help/advice - in fact if anyone has any other tips about what is/isn't allowed in hand luggage I would be very appreciative as I have only ever flown long haul once before and that was many years ago, so am well out of touch at what is or isn't allowed since 9/11.
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The difference between a misfortune and a calamity is this: If Gladstone fell jnto the Thames it would be a misfortune. But if someone dragged him out again, that would be a calamity - Benjamin Disreali
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Looks like you should be OK. See the attached list.
However, I would confirm this with TC if I were you!0
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