Hurley on the plane?

damnyanks · 19-09-2005 11:28am #1

Bringing 2 hurleys back to the UK. Anyone know if you can get htem onto ryanair flights? Or will they tell me to bugger off

RE*AC*TOR · 19-09-2005 11:31am

i thought this was something to do with Lost.

lol.

Ruffty^ · 19-09-2005 11:33am

I doubt you can carry them as hand luggage...

mathie · 19-09-2005 11:33am

RE*AC*TOR wrote:

i thought this was something to do with Lost.

lol.

Me too!

M

Flukey · 19-09-2005 12:01pm

You'll have to check them in separately, like you would have to do for something like golf clubs. Maybe you should wrap them in bubble wrap or something to protect them.

Dades · 19-09-2005 12:07pm

Flukey wrote:

You'll have to check them in separately, like you would have to do for something like golf clubs. Maybe you should wrap them in bubble wrap or something to protect them.

Hello?!

How'd you expect him to get a decent match going at 30,000 feet with the hurleys in bubble-wrap? :rolleyes:

Lump · 19-09-2005 12:07pm

Yea, I'm sure they'd be considered weapons

They could do some mighty damage!

John

Norinoco · 19-09-2005 12:34pm

Not as hand luggage.

You just check them in with your normal luggage. Strap them together - and if possible to your other luggage.

They will just pop out on the conveyor belt on the otherside!

Ann Elk · 19-09-2005 1:48pm

They wouldn't let me bring them on.....durkka durkka mohammad jihad.....then the infadels gave me a cavity search.......must be something to do with the current world climate.......durkka durkka mohammad jihad.

Kingp35 · 19-09-2005 2:30pm

You cant bring them on as hand luggage you have to check them in. they will tape them together for you when your checking them in. I always bring hurls away with me when going on holidays and that is how its always done

*Angel* · 19-09-2005 2:39pm

RE*AC*TOR wrote:

i thought this was something to do with Lost.

lol.

me three...

jezza · 19-09-2005 2:58pm

I was on a flight last week, coming from the us and someone brought a horse saddle as hand luggage.

Roar · 19-09-2005 3:37pm

*Angel* wrote:

me three...

i dont even watch lost and i thought thats what it was about too

Jimi-Spandex · 19-09-2005 4:37pm

You probably won't be able to check them in as normal luggage either.

When I brought a samurai sword back from Edinburgh I had to put it through oversized luggage or something like that. Basically just package it up and make sure you check in in plenty of time. The servisair people will tell you what to do.

LegacyUser · 19-09-2005 4:38pm

or passenger 57

RE*AC*TOR wrote:

i thought this was something to do with Lost.

lol.

nesf · 19-09-2005 7:51pm

Moved from AH.

Rabies · 20-09-2005 6:21am

jezza wrote:

I was on a flight last week, coming from the us and someone brought a horse saddle as hand luggage.

That is because they are expensive and cannot have other luggage on top of it.
Safest place if you don't have a hard case for it.

vibe666 · 20-09-2005 9:13am

*Angel* wrote:

me three...

me 4. thought you were flying somewhere and ended up on the same plane as hurley. that would have to put you off a bit.

on topic however, i'd say as long as they're stowed they shouldn't be a problem.

LegacyUser · 20-09-2005 9:22am

You shouldnt have a problem.

If you think about it a hurley is no more a weapon than a walking stick...It would be fairly difficult to go up the plane swinging the thing around and pulling on people

BossArky · 20-09-2005 2:02pm

Kingp35 wrote:

I always bring hurls away with me when going on holidays and that is how its always done

Myself and my colleagues would like to point out that the plural or hurley is hurleys, not hurls as many a bog****e may like to think.

nesf · 20-09-2005 2:15pm

BossArky wrote:

Myself and my colleagues would like to point out that the plural or hurley is hurleys, not hurls as many a bog****e may like to think.

Hurls? Eh? I'm the same as you mate, it's hurleys where I'm from, and I'm a country boy

Hurley on the plane?

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