Is this card X-ray proof at airports?
575187
I traveled from Peru to the US and back, passed 4 security scans and nothing happened to my photos
575188
I have flown numerous times with this card in my camera and have had no problems
575189
Ive traveled with the platinum version of this card (200 x speed) with no issues. I dont think X rays will harm this card like with film. Film will record Xray patterns at higher ISO but a card just records binary code.
575190
I don't know if it's X-ray proof, but I have never had a problem with mine at the TSA security checkpoint. I usually have one in my camera and two backups in my bag. They have gone through the machine without losing and data on several trips to Texas and Colorado.
1109360
I have not tried to go through x-ray screening with the film, however I found this info on the Fuji website: Airport baggage inspection equipment use X-raysthat may cause irreparable damage to film, includingstreaking in the final photos. It is thus recommendedthat you present film packs and loaded cameras toairport security personnel for visual inspection whenpassing through a baggage check.ï Film fogging may occur in hospitals, factories, labo-ratories and other locations using X-rays. Keep filmsaway from radiation sources.
1263211
I brought it with me on a cruise without a problem and they have the same restrictions as airplanes (including metal detectors). I would double check any TSF restrictions. Unless they specifically name said pens I wouldn't worry about.
944217
I would say yes, but if you travel by plane I can't see this getting through the TSA. Maybe in a checked bag?
2080727
Yea absolutely, I never had any issues if youre referring to airline checkpoints? If not, please let me know but again I did not have any issues.
172505
Yes. Someone on our staff said they were told by TSA that if the bottle is empty in a bag/pack have the lid off so they can see it is empty in the x-ray. I personally have never had any trouble with any empty bottles when going through security at the airport.
4353
It is a blade encased in a large key. You can see the blade when it is closed. This is a handy tool, and I now use it as a gift. However, I do not think it would pass a security check at an airport or a court house.
603588
Great question, Sara! Thank you for asking!In fact, the results in this area are mixed. We have had reports of the sleeves setting off the detectors in European airports, where the technology is different. However, as you can see from the earlier responses, our customers tend to see no problems getting through the detectors in US airports. Your results may vary.However, all our reports indicate the staffs at the airports are very familiar with the use of sleeves such as these and are not upset when the detectors are set off by them. Simple present the passport in the sleeve, pass through the detector again without them and everything should be fine.Have a great trip! Let us know how it turns out! Great question, Sara! Thank you for asking!In fact, the results in this area are mixed. We have had reports of the sleeves setting off the detectors in European airports, where the technology is different. However, as you can see from the earlier responses, our customers tend to see no problems getting through the detectors in US airports. Your results may vary.However, all our reports indicate the staffs at the airports are very familiar with the use of sleeves such as these and are not upset when the detectors are set off by them. Simple present the passport in the... » Read More Great question, Sara! Thank you for asking!In fact, the results in this area are mixed. We have had reports of the sleeves setting off the detectors in European airports, where the technology is different. However, as you can see from the earlier responses, our customers tend to see no problems getting through the detectors in US airports. Your results may vary.However, all our reports indicate the staffs at the airports are very familiar with the use of sleeves such as these and are not upset when the detectors are set off by them. Simple present the passport in the sleeve, pass through the detector again without them and everything should be fine.Have a great trip! Let us know how it turns out! « Show Less
1468867
I doubt it, this is an entry level card and IIRC Flight Sim x takes a lot of power
869574
No, I have not. IF the TSA is diligent enough to find it, they will probably keep it just 'cause...but if it is in carry-on and going thru x-ray, I would make sure it is oriented to "obviously" be a spork and NOT oriented to look like a slim piece of metal. Don't bury it in your bag in case there's a question(outside pocket of ur pack and handy (in case they want to inspect)...OR...completely bury next to any other metal in your pack so they can't differentiate it from other metals. If it's checked luggage, it won't matter.
122356
No, when i carry on my bags and they run it through the X-ray, nothing is caught. I do, however, pack mine in my shoes so the nozzle is covered by them. I'm not sure if it helps but it's worked everytime.
502698
I just went recently. It will be fine if you put it on your carry on luggage (that's what I did). I heard that the checked baggage X-rays are much stronger so it'll destroy your film. Carry on baggage is fine.
603590
I haven't been to the airport with these yet, but can't see that it would be a problem since you can't have anything on your person when you go through the scanner. It's really just a heavy weight paper sleeve with "conductive laminate layer", nothing looks or feels metallic.
641223
I haven't tested it yet but from looking at it the theory is it separates each compartment allowing for a perfect scan of each item in it with the laptop being on the outside instead of the middle like most cases, but rather or not they wont just tell you to take it out anyways is still left to be seen. Like I said I don't actually know and have not tested it at the airport yet.
1939689
Check with TSA, however, going through secrurity with it filled with ice water is probably not going to happen.
1164801
I've found most of the airports I use have you remove the computer regardless of the type of bag. They don't want to mess with deciding if it is or isn't. I suggest you qualify for the Trusted Traveler program and the the only thing you need to remove is your cell phone. Good luck!
953250
If you mean the airport control, I am afraid you cannot. Once I saw (may be 10 years ago) the Swiss knife was confiscated in the airport. It is better to clarify this issue with appropriate authorities. I think, if you do not have a check out bas, it may be a problem.