Bow on an airplane?

[Mike Murphey]

Shp it as you would a firearm....it must have the TSA locks as they will need to open it for inspection...I always carry a roll of duct tape and tape it shut after their inspection...

[ken]

Archery gear is considered recreational equipment by the TSA, subject to the same regulations as golf clubs or fishing rods. Not subject to any of the regulations for firearms.

The only problem I ever had was when a counter person for Continental Airlines in Baltimore asked me to remove my bow from the case and demonstrate that is was unloaded. Huh???

[Mojo]

ship it out via Fedex, WAY cheaper....and more secure!

[hbuck]

I flew to Dallas from Portland Ore with bow in a hard plastic case with no problems. I used tsa locks on it.

[chancito1]

Archery gear is considered recreational equipment by the TSA, subject to the same regulations as golf clubs or fishing rods. Not subject to any of the regulations for firearms.

The only problem I ever had was when a counter person for Continental Airlines in Baltimore asked me to remove my bow from the case and demonstrate that is was unloaded. Huh???

Serious?

[Greywolf in Hawaii]

archery gear is considered recreational equipment by the tsa, subject to the same regulations as golf clubs or fishing rods. Not subject to any of the regulations for firearms.

The only problem i ever had was when a counter person for continental airlines in baltimore asked me to remove my bow from the case and demonstrate that is was unloaded. Huh???

here's your sign !!!!