If you a checking something expensive onto a commercial flight, include a gun, because it allows you to use a lock that baggage handlers and TSA agents cannot routinely open and rifle through.<\/p>\n
It’s a federal regulation.<\/p>\n
Once TSA inspects the bag, you put YOUR<\/b> lock on it, and your valuables are secured<\/p>\n
Just remember, it cannot be loaded:<\/p>\n
\nI was talking with a friend who works and travels with drones.<\/p>\n
Since his equipment costs tens of thousands of dollars it\u2019s at high risk of being stolen at the airport during checked luggage handling.<\/p>\n
The drone industry\u2019s travel safety hack? <\/p>\n
Throw a gun in with your drone.<\/p>\n
— Kiki Schirr \u53f2\u79c0\u7389 \ud83d\udddd\ud83d\udddd\u2702\ufe0f (@KikiSchirr) January 8, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nTSA requires that gun cases remain locked post-inspection for the duration of travel, locked with a lock only you (and not TSA) has a key for.<\/p>\n
Further, any case with a gun is practically escorted through the airport after being checked because it can NOT be lost.<\/p>\n