At 12:15 PM -0500 1/15/01, Randy Bullard wrote:
>I'm heading to Hawaii next week. I am not sure of the best way to get the
>Boomerang there. Because of it's a wing, it takes a larger than you would
>expect box to pack the thing. Although I've done it this way before, it's a
>pain. I'm thinking about doing it as a carry on. Can I put it in the
>overhead without it being crushed? Will I be able to walk on board without
>being shot as a terrorist? Any suggestions from those that have traveled
>with wings would be appreciated.

I often take my planes on business trips.  The best way i have found 
so far is a Bow Case i purchased from Walmart for $25.  It is hard 
black plastic and is intended for a compound bow with arrows.  It is 
51" long and about 6" deep and I think 20" wide.  I got it at a 
Walmart in Albuquerque NM.  I'm not sure where you live, but I have 
not seen them in CA.  Different Walmarts seem to carry different 
stock. I have fit 4 planes in there at once.  A Trick R/C Razor, a 
60" Balsa Sail Plane (wing cut in half), and 2 Lite-sticks.  It will 
fit my Zagi 400x.  I need to adjust the elevons a little, but I think 
I can even leave the tiplets attached.

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