Are these allowed in check-in luggage?
Hi, all! I know this will sound like a foolish question, but I haven't flown in several years. I flew to Ohio and am flying back to Mass today and my family has given me several gifts that I'm going to be taken back.
They consist of a few fantasy scenes/figures sculpted from pewter, a hand-made clay cup, a few collectable figurines and a metal dragon-shaped tealight holder. My question is this: if these are put in my check-in luggage, NOT my carry-on luggage, will those items be an issue? If it makes a difference, my carrier is US Airways.
Thanks in advance!
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Yes. You can put a sword in checked luggage if you want.
I think it will be OK, but you should check the TSA web site just to be sure. Pack them very well as far as padding them since there appears to be a lot more rough handling of luggage these days. Also, you do know they are likely to open your suitcase, right? Thus, your padding around every item should be easily removed. There can be an issue with breakables being inspected in them not getting re-padded for safety once the baggage handlers get finished with tossing bags from here to there. "They" say that breakage and damage and theft do not occur, but I have friends whose experience is otherwise. If it were me, I would mail those things.
No problem putting them in you check-in luggage. Just make sure they are properly packaged to prevent damage. Your luggage should be secured, and weigh not more than 20 kg.