As I read it, the thread is not about taking a blade on board an aircraft.
Doesn't sound to me like he's actually planning on taking a blade on board the aircraft, only the holder. Holder does not have sharp edges, so it should be legal.
But what would the point be as opposed to simply putting the whole thing, or any other knife, in checked luggage?
Some people fly without checked luggage. It's always nice when you can manage it. It saves time getting out of the airport, not to mention the occasional lost or missing suitcase.
I'm not sure what you gain, though. You have to stop and buy new utility knife blades after you arrive, and anywhere you can buy utility knife blades, you can buy a utility knife for probably the same price as a pack of new blades. What convenience do you gain?
I'm not sure what you gain, though. You have to stop and buy new utility knife blades after you arrive, and anywhere you can buy utility knife blades, you can buy a utility knife for probably the same price as a pack of new blades. What convenience do you gain?
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For someone who's ok with something like this it definitely makes more sense to just buy a box cutter when you get there instead of just the blade.I don't have much use for bottle openers either, yet I seem to have about a dozen on me. At least the ones with a bottle opener still have *some* function when the blade is removed, other than taking up space on your keyring. But yes, buying a $3.00 jiffy cutter and tossing it when you're done makes more sense to me.