will the gel seat cushion product pass through airport security stations?
1344291
It is non-metallic, folds for easy storage, and I travel with it in my small carry-on. It fits perfectly in airline seats also and transforms those worn seats into a cushy chair! Then when I get back I put it in my vehicle seat so comfort travels with me everywhere. Then at home mine lives in my office chair! Worth every penny. My wife has one also!
1344292
I'm a writer, so I spend a lot of time sitting. In this regard, the g - seat ultra has proven to be a worthwhile investment. Sadly, I've never had an occasion to travel with it. Sorry.
1061697
Yes you can, just be ready with it when you go through security. I traveled international without any problems.
1669856
I have been through TSA at 4 different airports with this on my jacket and said nothing. Just placed it in a tub and it made it right on through. Which is sort of scary.
830021
I am not sure about that. We use Graco and have never had a problem. The side of the car seat should have a label saying it is airline approved or TSA approved.
1602810
The result will depend on the sensitivity of the scanners. There is a metal content in the sleeves that could be detected. Reports from our customers indicate there are no problems in US airports and the sleeves are undetected. However, some people have reported setting off the detectors in airports in Europe, where they use different technology. In the end, we are certain airport security has seen enough RFID-blocking solutions to understand what is going on and they will understand the concern you are seeking to address by shielding your cards and possibly your passport in this way. We would expect no hassles other than needing to show the items to the staff at the scanners. Bon voyage! Happy Travels! We look forward to serving you!
1018159
I wore one through security once (wasn't thinking). The scanner beeped so I was asked to step to the side. I explained what I had on and lowered my waistband enough to show it to them. I also had a packaged one in my bag so they checked that out, too, and waved me on. It was a small airport so I'm not sure I would have made it through as easily at LAX or DFW. Usually, I put it on after going through TSA.
1924980
Verify with TSA. But I believe no. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items#4
1764145
According to TSA list of prohibited items: https://www.tsa.gov/sites/default/files/assets/prohibiteditems_brochure.pdf - I would guess the answer is "no"
2106580
I agree with both points that Allhooligan made. You need to check TSA regulations - not difficult I did it not long ago. Just google "TSA regulations for air travelers."The product did a very poor job when I tried to remove a stain from upholstery.
2131537
It is a good case for backs of cars and storing around the house. I would NOT trust this case through an airport. I would suggest a hard case for that.
684717
yes! We just flew (November 2015) and we were able to gate check it each time. When you get to TSA, they take out the car seat and swipe it/test it for chemicals. Nothing will fit through the scanner. It was not a big deal at all. However, the airline took it down to the carousel on one of the flights and the entire wheel and casing was sheared off.
281448
Yes, I had no issues with security....they checked it out and it passed fine! You should have no issues at all! happy travels!
780596
Absolutely! I fly mainly on the major carriers and have no issues fitting over-head or under the seat. Regional type jets can be hit or miss on the over-head compartment size, but no issue under the seat. Going through TSA is a breeze as I'll typically stuff wallet & phone in the outer side compartment....unzip the laptop compartment, roll up my belt into the shoes and let it roll through the scanner. No bins needed! Easy pickup, zip up on the other side and I'm off and running.
953250
If you mean the airport control, I am afraid you cannot. Once I saw (may be 10 years ago) the Swiss knife was confiscated in the airport. It is better to clarify this issue with appropriate authorities. I think, if you do not have a check out bas, it may be a problem.
641223
I haven't tested it yet but from looking at it the theory is it separates each compartment allowing for a perfect scan of each item in it with the laptop being on the outside instead of the middle like most cases, but rather or not they wont just tell you to take it out anyways is still left to be seen. Like I said I don't actually know and have not tested it at the airport yet.
1836195
It may depend on if it has fluid in it or not but the airline would be best to answer this question.
728754
I ususally use it on my lap with a pillow underneath. It stays secure. However, there is nothing locking it in place so if there was a sharp movement on a bus/train it could possibly be knocked off.