Can I carry a pocket knife onboard an airplane?

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• Answer #1

  According to a news item on NPS ffrom December 22, 2005, you actually can. Of course, you could not have from the resumption of flights after 9/11/01 until 12/22/05. And I haven't tried it since then. Check out the interview with TSA director Kip Hawley:

  http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5065786

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• Answer #2

  I think the metal detecter would even find it in your rectum.

  No, don't try to take a knife of any kind on board with you. Just pack it in your luggage.

  I used to have this neat multi-tool shaped like a key that I forgot to take off my keyring and they even caught that.

• Answer #3

  Nonononono. Extremely bad idea.

• Answer #4

  NO!!!

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