My wife just flew US Airways and had to check her cues. She had a nice - locked travel case for them and had no problems.cleary said:Anyone fly with contintenal and carry-on their cue? I really dont want to check it....
cleary said:Anyone fly with contintenal and carry-on their cue? I really dont want to check it....
I know it's the law, but this seems like an awful lot of trouble and extra expense to take your pool cue on a trip to play in a tournament. I wonder what genius decided pool cues were dangerous and put them on the list of excluded items from airplanes. A walking cane could be as dangerous as a pool cue, but they aren't excluded!vicdotcom said:Have it mailed to yourself where you are staying and insure it. Thats what I did when I went out of town.
Vic
This can be a good alternative that I've used...split up among everyone that can fit it can be cheaper and faster too...PeteW said:All you have to do is charter a small plane or jet and you can carry on anything you want.
UWPoolGod1 said:Since your cues fit in your large luggage case I bubble wrapped mine and put them in the suitcase along with the other items in my cue case on the way to BCA. You can carry on your cue case just not with any items in it. I had no problems carrying my case on the Alaska Airlines flight.