Tips on flying with your instrument

Author: CasperPublished: Sep 26, 2004 at 2:50 am 1 comment

Having lived with the joy of flying with a musical instrument, I pass along some information on ways to make the experience go better to anyone who is about to embark on a plane. Several other people add their experiences to the conversation.

If you are going to fly, I'd suggest you get a copy of the AFM letter — it may not help with getting past the security screeners, but, at the minimum, it probably won't hurt. The airlines are a different story, though.

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  • 1 - Jim Carruthers

    Sep 26, 2004 at 6:36 pm

    You could have at least said to keep a firm hold on your instrument when flying (or does that only apply to me and Ron Jeremy?)

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