Can you bring a cigarette roller on a plane in Canada?
April 13, 2010 9:05 PM Subscribe
Can you bring a cigarette roller on a plane in Canada?
I checked the Pack Smart website, but I can't seem to find rollers.
There are no sharp objects on it, and it's perfectly legal, so I figured it must be allowed, but I'd rather not run the risk if I'm not sure. I'm also concerned that security might think it looks 'suspicious' and use it as a cause to go through my stuff.
Does anyone know? Also, would it be better to bring it as luggage or as carry-on?
It would be a domestic flight, if it matters.
I checked the Pack Smart website, but I can't seem to find rollers.
There are no sharp objects on it, and it's perfectly legal, so I figured it must be allowed, but I'd rather not run the risk if I'm not sure. I'm also concerned that security might think it looks 'suspicious' and use it as a cause to go through my stuff.
Does anyone know? Also, would it be better to bring it as luggage or as carry-on?
It would be a domestic flight, if it matters.
Seconding - put it in checked luggage, and it won't be subject to the vagaries of an officer having a bad day.
But honestly, they'll let 14-inch knitting needles with sharp points into the cabin. I can't really believe that a roller will be a problem, because it's most dangerous if you throw it, and then you have to ban books and computers and phones and babies.
posted by Dipsomaniac at 10:17 PM on April 13, 2010
But honestly, they'll let 14-inch knitting needles with sharp points into the cabin. I can't really believe that a roller will be a problem, because it's most dangerous if you throw it, and then you have to ban books and computers and phones and babies.
posted by Dipsomaniac at 10:17 PM on April 13, 2010
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posted by dunkadunc at 9:26 PM on April 13, 2010 [1 favorite]