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Mixaddict · 27th November 2007, 04:20

I have flown dozens of times across the US, out of the US and into the US with multiple different types of breathers. I have never had a single problem. The one thing I usually do if possible, is to ask to stand there while they check my baggage so that I can answer any questions they might have. If that is not convenient, I will leave a note on top of my breather telling them what it is, my name, and to page me if they have any questions. Sometimes the gear is turned upside down, but I have never had it not show, miss the flight, or go missing. Obviously, don't put any locks on the crate.

Regards,
Randy

27th November 2007, 04:20	#5 (permalink)
Mixaddict Always Learning! Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Evolution Other CCR Dolphin Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other CCR Dolphin Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Draper, Utah USA Posts: 454	Re: Traveling with a rebreather? I have flown dozens of times across the US, out of the US and into the US with multiple different types of breathers. I have never had a single problem. The one thing I usually do if possible, is to ask to stand there while they check my baggage so that I can answer any questions they might have. If that is not convenient, I will leave a note on top of my breather telling them what it is, my name, and to page me if they have any questions. Sometimes the gear is turned upside down, but I have never had it not show, miss the flight, or go missing. Obviously, don't put any locks on the crate. Regards, Randy __________________ Randy Thornton (MixAddict) Inspiration, Evolution,Hammerhead & Sentinel CCR Instructor
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