Would an object between 7.5 inched to 8 inches be prohibited as carry on?
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I have a Karma Grip for my GoPro and it will be the first time I'm traveling with that in my bag. I usually remove it's head so it would fit better in my bag and I end up with an 8 inches grip (a plastic thing similar to a flashlight) on one side of my bag. The grip is around 7.8 inches and it exactly looks like a flashlight WITHOUT a removable battery. Would this thing be a problem in my bag?
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I have a Karma Grip for my GoPro and it will be the first time I'm traveling with that in my bag. I usually remove it's head so it would fit better in my bag and I end up with an 8 inches grip (a plastic thing similar to a flashlight) on one side of my bag. The grip is around 7.8 inches and it exactly looks like a flashlight WITHOUT a removable battery. Would this thing be a problem in my bag?
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air-travel airports airport-security prohibited-items
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I have a Karma Grip for my GoPro and it will be the first time I'm traveling with that in my bag. I usually remove it's head so it would fit better in my bag and I end up with an 8 inches grip (a plastic thing similar to a flashlight) on one side of my bag. The grip is around 7.8 inches and it exactly looks like a flashlight WITHOUT a removable battery. Would this thing be a problem in my bag?
Here is its image:
air-travel airports airport-security prohibited-items
asked Jul 30 '17 at 21:02
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I have a Karma Grip for my GoPro and it will be the first time I'm traveling with that in my bag. I usually remove it's head so it would fit better in my bag and I end up with an 8 inches grip (a plastic thing similar to a flashlight) on one side of my bag. The grip is around 7.8 inches and it exactly looks like a flashlight WITHOUT a removable battery. Would this thing be a problem in my bag?
Here is its image:
air-travel airports airport-security prohibited-items
air-travel airports airport-security prohibited-items
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No, you shouldn't have an issue with that at all - the battery is not an issue and as its not an over-sized item (it fits in your bag) its fine for transport in the cabin. You may be asked what it is, and possibly to provide a demonstration, but other than that you should be fine.
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No, you shouldn't have an issue with that at all - the battery is not an issue and as its not an over-sized item (it fits in your bag) its fine for transport in the cabin. You may be asked what it is, and possibly to provide a demonstration, but other than that you should be fine.
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No, you shouldn't have an issue with that at all - the battery is not an issue and as its not an over-sized item (it fits in your bag) its fine for transport in the cabin. You may be asked what it is, and possibly to provide a demonstration, but other than that you should be fine.
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No, you shouldn't have an issue with that at all - the battery is not an issue and as its not an over-sized item (it fits in your bag) its fine for transport in the cabin. You may be asked what it is, and possibly to provide a demonstration, but other than that you should be fine.
answered Jul 30 '17 at 22:23
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No, you shouldn't have an issue with that at all - the battery is not an issue and as its not an over-sized item (it fits in your bag) its fine for transport in the cabin. You may be asked what it is, and possibly to provide a demonstration, but other than that you should be fine.
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