Carrying camping stoves/fuel bottle on Plane

[edshark]

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I'm referring for example on the MSR fuel bottle, ok ra ba ni cya? kinsa naka sulay? wala raba problema?
kay kasayang mn sd if ma confiscate..


Hinuon mao ni tip # 1 sa msr website..

How do I fly/travel with my stove?

Each airline has different rules regarding the transportation of camping stoves. Please ask your airline about their regulations.

Please note: Carrying flammable fuel on passenger aircraft in carry-on or checked luggage is forbidden. Before transporting fuel bottles on passenger aircraft, safely empty all fuel, wash inside with soapy water, rinse thoroughly, air dry, and stow bottle uncapped.

[dexterdal]

ang bottle kinahanglan empty ang then imo na e baggage dli na pwede e handcarry

[digitalsuperman]

an easier and better way is to call the airline and ask them....

[edshark]

up nato kay para makita sa mga nakasulay...

[herp_doctor]

Check it in, no hand-carry with any fuel bottles.. empty or not.
Bottle must also be open and unscrewed, as closed bottles might pop when your up 35k ft. up (baggage carriage is not pressurized, unlike the passenger cabin area)

[edshark]

thanks man for the tips, noted...

now i know that

"closed bottles might pop when your up 35k ft. up "

[rajulnovs]

asa ta ka palit camping stove? kana pwede gasonline dli butane or unsa..pa pm

[onig.heck]

Bottle must also be open and unscrewed, as closed bottles might pop when your up 35k ft. up

nice info... lemme try that...

[head567]

yep i check in gyd na bai.. murag kita ko ana nga tips sa net.. limot lang ko sa link.

OT Mode:

asa ta ka palit camping stove? kana pwede gasonline dli butane or unsa..pa pm

you might want to check this brah..
https://www.istorya.net/forums/sporti...ing-stove.html

pareho mig stove anang edshark. ehhehe

[edshark]

psssttt.... hehehe gibuking mn nimo head...