Forget Transporting guns on planes in CA

[audiophil2]

Although FAA controls air transportation, the airports are controlled by state and local authorities. California will once again "lead the way" and ban air transport of private firearms through airports. Also any former military that seek treatment for PTSD will become non permitted persons in CA. A made for politics event. DeLeon and Newscum will be all over this.

The feds control the airport. Locals maintain. If you disagree try handing a bag of weed to TSA inside the sterile area.

Not going to happen. Maybe some new way of claiming your checked firearm in CA airports but not an outright ban.

Airlines can ban guns easily. They are private or public companies and have their own rules.

[FourT6and2]

Airports are controlled by the feds. Airport property is federal.

However... try checking a firearm at JFK or LaGuardia. Port Authority will be on your *** so fast.

[Jimi Jah]

Ft. Liquordale has provided the minds of Excremento some fresh, new ideas. Expect them to become law this year.

[bronco75a]

Is this a 'free floating anxiety' or do you have a particular event or announcement in mind?

Congresswoman Wasserman-Schulz of Florida - yeah that one that was fired for rigging the election for Hillary - has already stated the Congress may want to look into banning transporting guns in checked baggage.

I love how these politicians talk out their *** without realizing the repercussions that a lot of people (professional sport shooters, hunters et al) depend on this mode of transport to get to events.

One incident and they'll use this to do it. Luckily there is a Republican Majority in Congress and unlike California cooler heads will prevail.

[200Apples]

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KNX radio had a bit from the director of HLS at LAX... and he sounds like the ultimate hoplophobe; a title for which I thought only those with a uterus were capable of, when talking about persons who may transport a declared firearm.

That said, another! person in authority suggested that "that won't change"... If I want to take my rifle with me on a hunt, it will be checked baggage and according to existing airline protocol.

This is some of the worst knee-jerk reaction to a madman I have ever seen.

[lordmorgul]

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[baggss]

Not going to happen. Maybe some new way of claiming your checked firearm in CA airports but not an outright ban.

All of the airlines that I have flown in the last few years when carrying a firearm (AA, DL and UA) all require you to pick up the firearm from the Airlines baggage claim office, not from the baggage claim belt. I've had to show ID at all of them to get my bag from the airline.

Wondering what the airline procedure was at the airport in FL where this happened. Then again if he went to the mens room and armed up, nothing like what I just described would have stopped him.

[Mitch]

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KNX radio had a bit from the director of HLS at LAX... and he sounds like the ultimate hoplophobe; a title for which I thought only those with a uterus were capable of, when talking about persons who may transport a declared firearm.

Why does one need a uterus to be a hoplophobe? What am I missing?

[Oceanbob]

The Airlines might change up the pick up procedure. The Federal Law concerning
Transport won't change....

I think we would be surprised how many thousands of guns are transported everyday without incident.

News reports that this guy had known mental issues and nobody did anything.

Not the Glocks fault........

Bob

[ElDub1950]

It could be obama's final executive order to ban transport. Wouldn't work, but wouldn't surprise me if he tried.

[edgerly779]

Circumvent the arms control act of 1968 .HMM lets see how that works out.

[Blade Gunner]

Is this a 'free floating anxiety' or do you have a particular event or announcement in mind?

Oh learned Librarian, wisest of the wise, while I am always humbled by your gracious acts of group enlightenment, some how this news tidbit slipped by you. Florida airport shooting. Shooter had gun in checked baggage. Picked up bag,went to men's room, loaded up, came out shooting. While the CA state and local Prog legislatures are not in session, expect political pronouncements on Monday. San Francisco and LA will be the first to act.

[Huntsprig]

Anyone can access the bagage claim area, you can drive right in and park, grab your gun out of the car and walk right into the bagage claim area. You don't need to check a gun and ammo to get a firearm into that area. A ban on the ability to check a firearm on a plane would not stop someone from copying the events in Florida...

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[Intimid8tor]

All of the airlines that I have flown in the last few years when carrying a firearm (AA, DL and UA) all require you to pick up the firearm from the Airlines baggage claim office, not from the baggage claim belt. I've had to show ID at all of them to get my bag from the airline.

Wondering what the airline procedure was at the airport in FL where this happened. Then again if he went to the mens room and armed up, nothing like what I just described would have stopped him.

Not a single time have I had to pick up my bag anywhere other than the carousel. I've only flown with my handgun.

I do see rifle cases come off in the oversize section, but it is not manned.

It may be a function of which airports you fly as I have flown with guns on Alaska, Delta, United, and Southwest.

I've flown in and out with guns at San Diego, SFO, BOI, Spokane, Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, Ketchikan, Billings, Bozeman, Missoula. Kalispell, Helena Cody, Jackson Hole, Denver, Rapid City and Sioux Falls.



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[edgerly779]

Librarian was talking about political announcement not snowbird killing people from plane he was on.