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Old 08 April 2012, 21:57   #1
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Air travel with lifejacket???

i am flying to Sweden next week to attend the HSBO forum (HSBO) and want to bring my Lifejacket with me. its a Crewsaver 290n advanced plus twin chamber jacket and was wondering is it ok to fly with an automatic lifejacket with CO2 chambers? any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 08 April 2012, 22:44   #2
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i am flying to Sweden next week to attend the HSBO forum (HSBO) and want to bring my Lifejacket with me. its a Crewsaver 290n advanced plus twin chamber jacket and was wondering is it ok to fly with an automatic lifejacket with CO2 chambers? any advice would be greatly appreciated.
in the hold should be ok and declare it at check in
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Baltic Lifejackets has the following on there site:

http://www.baltic.se/wp-content/uplo...rous_goods.pdf

hope this helps.

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Went out with a crew to join a boat, had to take my capsules out and security kept them, wouldn't let me through security with them, but half of the crew put lifejackets in hold and no problem.
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Don't forget every seat on a plane has an inflatable life jacket under it with cylinder attached!!!!! and they are classed as dangerous goods!!!!!!!
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that happened to my dad,

he enquired at check in about taking a life jacket on the plane and he was told

"its ok sir, this plane is has lifejackets provided"
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Just called the airline and they "think" it should be ok !!!!
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checked in baggage or you'll be going less the cylinder ......!
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Even when i called they were not sure, most places I've checked online says it can be taken but is up to the individual check in clerk ! Important flying with SAS so hopefully won't be too bad
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