ZKing
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5 years ago
Not sure if this would go here or just general discussion, but it's here now.

Never traveled on a plane, but the wife and I are planning a trip to Hawaii in Feb 2022. We'll be there for a couple weeks and while I'm sure that I'll visit a so or 2 while I'm there, I want to plan on taking a decent amount of cigars with me. Probably around 10-20. What's the best way to do this? Assuming just a travel humi on a carry-on, but any restrictions I need to aware of?
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Carry on, no restrictions, I would print out the TSA’s own rules on cutters and put it in the case and still take a cheap cutter.

No lighters period.
frankj1
5 years ago
Conan will be happy to cut your cigars.
It's one of the perks of C-Bid Concierge Service for Platin....oh, sorry.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Yeah having a “Z” in your handle when you’re not me is bad enough.
ZKing
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5 years ago
😂😂 I mean, my real name DOES start with a "Z"....soooo.....there's that

I heard bics were okay, just not torches?
frankj1
5 years ago
torches might pass, pitchforks are a no-go.
Sunoverbeach
5 years ago
No restrictions on smokes flying. Smoking in Hawaii can be difficult in a lot of places.

Torches definitely restricted though I got a couple through in checked luggage. Cutters not an issue in checked. I don't know about TSA rules for carry-on

Haven't had an issue with bics in carry-on even when searched and lighter found by agent
izonfire
5 years ago

Traveling with cigars

ZKing wrote:


Doesn’t your family feel neglected?
Palama
5 years ago

Not sure if this would go here or just general discussion, but it's here now.

Never traveled on a plane, but the wife and I are planning a trip to Hawaii in Feb 2022. We'll be there for a couple weeks and while I'm sure that I'll visit a so or 2 while I'm there, I want to plan on taking a decent amount of cigars with me. Probably around 10-20. What's the best way to do this? Assuming just a travel humi on a carry-on, but any restrictions I need to aware of?

ZKing wrote:



If you’re bringing that many cigars, a smaller, rectangular Tupperware container with a humipak will do the job. Easy to throw into your carry-on. Depending on how much space is left, I usually use some bubble wrap to keep the cigars from moving around.

Cutters and long matches always go into the checked-in luggage. I’ve never taken a lighter on a trip, will pick up a cheapie after getting in...or just use the matches. Stinger / David always has a lighter when we herf so check with him on how he does it.

Like SOB / Dan said, cigar smoking is limited / restricted so read up on the City ordinances as well as hotel / property policies.

Be more than happy to meet up for a smoke and talk story. 🇨🇮
ZKing
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5 years ago
Palama, be glad to meet up!
Palama
5 years ago

Palama, be glad to meet up!

ZKing wrote:



Depending on where you're staying, The Row Bar is a possible site. Obviously things might be different in a year from now but it does allow for cigar smoking.
ZKing
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5 years ago
Good to know! We're still in the initial planning stages now, should be meeting up with a local travel agent in the next couple weeks, from there we'll have a better idea of everything
ZRX1200
5 years ago
I just got home.....carry on for cigars is fine.
danmdevries
5 years ago
Just loaded up my travel humidor with 3 cigars and a bic. Might smoke one while we're down there. Never had an issue, but I dont fly often.
deadeyedick
5 years ago
Seems to depend on the TSA guys involved. I have taken many cheap bics in my checked bags without incident but it's a big no no in carry on. I was given a new lighter at an event and since it was still in it's box packaging that had never been opened I through it in my carry on. Set off alarms all over the terminal and musta had five TSA agents asking me questions, pulled out of line and searched.
delta1
5 years ago
those guys just thought you were hot...you get a pat down by all of them?
deadeyedick
5 years ago
Just the wimmins. For some reason they thought that big bulge in my pants needed to be examined closely.
DrafterX
5 years ago

Just the wimmins. For some reason they thought that big bulge in the back of my pants needed to be examined closely.

deadeyedick wrote:



:-k
deadeyedick
5 years ago
Only when I tuck it in that direction.
Plowboy221
5 years ago
Just keister the jet lighter, problem solved
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