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Old May 17th 2007 | 8:35 pm
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Originally Posted by liquidsuite
Oh no so do you think I can only take my laptop bag as my cary on and no racksack bag when I go.
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I just put my lap top inside my rucksack then when we went through security they just ask you to take it out to put on a tray to go through the xray then just put it back in the rucksack so it was no problem at either end
 
Old May 17th 2007 | 8:54 pm
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Originally Posted by Souvenir
If you put it in your suitcase there is a good chance you'll never see it again.

Be careful about what you intend to take as carry-on (cabin) baggage. From what I saw at Heathrow a couple of weeks ago, the one-bag policy is being enforced pretty strictly.
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This one bag thing was enforced strictly at Gatwick in Feb also when Phil flew out - infact they wouldnt even let him take him newspaper in a W H Smith bag as well as a laptop case
 
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Default Re: CDs in suitcase

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This one bag thing was enforced strictly at Gatwick in Feb also when Phil flew out - infact they wouldnt even let him take him newspaper in a W H Smith bag as well as a laptop case
A woman I saw at Heathrow two weeks ago got as far as the metal detectors with a rucksack and second bag. The security staff sent her back.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 12:17 am
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This one bag thing was enforced strictly at Gatwick in Feb also when Phil flew out - infact they wouldnt even let him take him newspaper in a W H Smith bag as well as a laptop case
I have seen many people not allowed to carry on books etc because they already had another piece of hand luggage. If it can't fit in the one bag then it has to be left behind. Must have an Aladdin's cave of goodies back at the UK airports .

We were okay because there was 4 of us and therefore we could take on 4 pieces of hand luggage so put some of our things in the boys backpacks. I knew the kids were going to be useful sometime ;-)
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 3:16 am
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Default Re: CDs in suitcase

Originally Posted by liquidsuite
Oh no so do you think I can only take my laptop bag as my cary on and no racksack bag when I go.
you just buy a bag big enough for the laptop to fit in along with your other hand luggage.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 3:35 am
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I thought they were allowing laptops through in addition to 1 piece of hand luggage these days. It's hard to keep up with the new rules from one week to the next
 
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Default Re: CDs in suitcase

Originally Posted by Souvenir
Be careful about what you intend to take as carry-on (cabin) baggage. From what I saw at Heathrow a couple of weeks ago, the one-bag policy is being enforced pretty strictly.
At Heathrow last week I has my one carry on rucksack but, with a little time to kill before I went through customs, I went into a shop and bought a plastic policeman's helmet which they put in a plastic bag . . . . . you can guess the rest.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 4:23 am
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Default Re: CDs in suitcase

Is anyone good with nero. I notice theres a create image of cd option. What If I do this to all my disc and save it onto an external will this be ok do have in suitcase or if I have it in laptop bag as my carry on.
 
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Originally Posted by Sean Boxer
At Heathrow last week I has my one carry on rucksack but, with a little time to kill before I went through customs, I went into a shop and bought a plastic policeman's helmet which they put in a plastic bag . . . . . you can guess the rest.
You have to hate it when those security guys dabble with your helmet.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 6:07 am
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Default Re: CDs in suitcase

Originally Posted by liquidsuite
Is anyone good with nero. I notice theres a create image of cd option. What If I do this to all my disc and save it onto an external will this be ok do have in suitcase or if I have it in laptop bag as my carry on.
Just to add if I burnt an image of my video dvds and then when i get to canada burn it back onto a dvd will it not play on dvd players out there. Will save time looking for region free and all that business. Anyone tried doing that.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 6:18 am
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Originally Posted by liquidsuite
Just to add if I burnt an image of my video dvds and then when i get to canada burn it back onto a dvd will it not play on dvd players out there. Will save time looking for region free and all that business. Anyone tried doing that.
Why don't you watch the movies now? Then you'll have the best scenes in your head safe from the customs people, and you won't have to bother transporting them.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 6:43 am
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Default Re: CDs in suitcase

Yeah but What if I want to watch them in future? That whole point of people keeping dvds.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 6:45 am
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Default Re: CDs in suitcase

Originally Posted by liquidsuite
Yeah but What if I want to watch them in future? That whole point of people keeping dvds.
But you won't want to watch them once you've seen them as you'll already know how the stories end.
 
Old May 18th 2007 | 7:25 am
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Get a region-free dvd player. Or convert your dvd player to region-free. 5 minutes with google should clear this up for you.
 

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