[Gocamino] [Santiagobis] Hiking Poles - Stansted Airport UK
Philippe pip
pips124 at hotmail.com
Thu Mar 8 12:09:27 PST 2012
Just another way to handle this hiking poles issue : I always attach my poles to the side of my rucksack, making sure they do not visibly overlap too much and the ends are covered by the hood of the backpack - So far, I have managed to get through each time without any problem. Philippe
> From: johnniewalker-santiago at hotmail.com
> To: santiagobis at yahoogroups.com; gocamino at oakapple.net
> Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2012 16:50:39 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Gocamino] [Santiagobis] Hiking Poles - Stansted Airport UK
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> Hola - I am equally cynical. But the question was simply whether they would be allowed in the cabin at all. I suspect these days with Ryanair they would have to be inside the rucksack to avoid extra charges.
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> Best regards
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> John
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> From: tim at errecaldia.com
> Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2012 17:09:09 +0100
> Subject: Re: [Santiagobis] Hiking Poles - Stansted Airport UK
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> Hi,
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> I hope you will all excuse my cynicism but has it been checked with
> Ryanair that they will accept the poles separate to the one bit of
> cabin baggage or must they be placed within the cabin baggage?
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> On 08/03/12 15:21, Johnnie Walker wrote:
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> Hola
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> travelling through or from Stansted Airport please note that
> hiking poles are allowed as carry on luggage or in carry on
> luggage. A very helpful pilgrim wrote to the airport
> authorities and received the following reply. If in doubt take
> a copy with you!
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> "You are seeking
> confirmation as to whether your walking poles are acceptable
> in hand luggage.
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> The UK's Department for Transport (DfT) and the Civil Aviation
> Authority (CAA) direct airlines and airports as to what items
> should be prohibited from being carried in the cabin or hold
> of an aircraft. UK Airports are now also subject to EU
> regulations in terms of prohibited items.
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> I am pleased to confirm that European Commission rules (EC300)
> do in fact allow hiking poles. Therefore since the airport is
> now subject to those standards rather than the original DfT
> series of directions, a change to the orders has been made and
> we are now allowing hiking poles through.
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> I hope my response is helpful and that you will have no issues
> with taking your hiking poles through security.
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> Yours sincerely
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> Nancy Hatch
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> Customer Insight Team"
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> Good news
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