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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.
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.”
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)?
I don’t know about international, but domestic in the USA I never had a problem.
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.
Can you put in (well-wrapped, obviously) in your checked luggage?
I brought a fishing rod on my last flight. Nobody blinked.
If you fold it up and put it in your pocket, who will know the difference?
HaLeiVi, are you related to Ron Popeil?
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