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    ZviHaKohein
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    Anyone have any experience with flying to EY on chol hamoed with a lulav? I am not talking about El Al but if the other airlines allow it. Especially the no-name airlines like aeroflot or turkish air.

    #1023574
    takahmamash
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    Especially the no-name airlines like aeroflot or turkish air.

    These are major international airlines. I’m not sure why you’d consider them “no-name airlines.”

    #1023575

    Turkish air is Turkey’s airline just as American airlines is for America. Is American airlines a “no name” airline? (Or are you just not from Turkey so have never really heard of it before)?

    #1023576

    I don’t know about international, but domestic in the USA I never had a problem.

    #1023577
    dial427436
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    It’s not the airline per say its the rules of the country your are flying to. I flew with my brother from Israel to the US and I think it was the FAA, had allowed people carrying a Lulav on the plane, it was posted on their federal webpage. We had flown EL AL and the rep was not sure until we called over a supervisor. You would need to know the countries policies about bringing “plants” or however you would categorize a Lulav onto the plane.

    #1023578

    Can you put in (well-wrapped, obviously) in your checked luggage?

    #1023579
    popa_bar_abba
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    I brought a fishing rod on my last flight. Nobody blinked.

    #1023580
    HaLeiVi
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    If you fold it up and put it in your pocket, who will know the difference?

    #1023581
    yehudayona
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    HaLeiVi, are you related to Ron Popeil?

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