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Car battery jump leads in cabin baggage??
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LisbonLaura
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Hi folks.
As above: does anyone know if they are permitted?
I would have thought not, but what do I know.
Is there a section on car tools that can/cannot be taken?
Probably not, but if you don't ask etc. ..
As above: does anyone know if they are permitted?
I would have thought not, but what do I know.
Is there a section on car tools that can/cannot be taken?
Probably not, but if you don't ask etc. ..

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I would certainly carry a set of jump leads in my carry-on, if the need to do so arose. There's nothing offensive or dangerous about them and I wouldn't expect any problem.Evolution, not revolution0
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They make an effective garrotte, and you might therefore be prohibited from carrying them on. That said, they are an unusual item and might get passed screening.The comments I post are my personal opinion. While I try to check everything is correct before posting, I can and do make mistakes, so always try to check official information sources before relying on my posts.0
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the metal on them will cause your bag to be searched, probably best to remove them and place them separately in the tray going through X-raySave 12k in 2020 #19 £12,429.06/£14,0000
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Why do you want them with you ?Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0
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the metal on them will cause your bag to be searched, probably best to remove them and place them separately in the tray going through X-ray
There's metal of some kind inside nearly every cabin bag and they don't search the lot.0 -
They make an effective garrotte, and you might therefore be prohibited from carrying them on. That said, they are an unusual item and might get passed screening.Evolution, not revolution0
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Just dont start anything.....I do Contracts, all day every day.0
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Tools are forbidden in hand luggage. I've had a number confiscated when I've forgotten they are in my bag.
including:
screwdrivers
Duct Tape (new roll too boo)
Small Spanners
Cable ties (long ones).
Have I argued about all of them? yes.
Would I risk trying to get jump leads on? No.0 -
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