Old info, since I'm grounded for the last 7 years, but some yankee
company declined to accept my tripod on the raw. It was packed, someone
called me back to check those guns in my bag - the tripod. Time was
short so I tried to dispatch the tripod instead of re-packing a very,
very tight bag. The company wouln't allow. Bag re-packed, lots of harsh
words exchanged. I'm positive there was some brasilian or portuguese
behind the curtains, as every time I mentioned the unhealthy sex
behavior of the bald critter in charge I heard laughter nearby. No, I
shouldn't do it but he had no right to bring my skin tone into the
matter for start...
Pack properly. Take deep breaths - then make sure you speak loud enough
to be heard...
LF
Gonz escreveu:
Anyone ever had problems checking tripods as checked luggage on
flights? Is a protective bag necessary? I was planning on just
making sure the legs were tied together. Does anyone know if they
charge $25 for this also?
-gonz
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