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Car battery jump leads in cabin baggage??
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There's a pretty specific list of work tools. If other stuff was removed, I guess it was with the listed tools:-Tools are forbidden in hand luggage.
https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions/work-tools
A couple of bits of wire with clips attached will be fine on its own.0 -
Interesting discussion. My thxs to all.
Never thought of looking on dot gov did I!
No mention of jump leads on the tool list so we will risk it with some old (cheap) ones.
The car is an auto that we are collecting for a tour, so himself wanted the leads.0 -
Errrrrr......you can buy jump leads in other countries you know.
Did you also know that with some modern cars jump leads cannot be used ??
HTH0 -
firefox1956 wrote: »Errrrrr......you can buy jump leads in other countries you know.
Did you also know that with some modern cars jump leads cannot be used ??
HTH
Thxs. Yes & yes
Asked at security in Lisbon airport: "No problem" .0
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