You can 'take guns on a plane' in the sense that they can go as checked luggage.
Ah, ok. I haven't checked luggage in many years; they've lost it more often than they've given it back to me, and less than fifty percent was a bad track record in my mind, so I quit letting them have any of mine. ;-) Still, this might be a reason to reconsider. If I thought I'd get it back. Hmm.
Taking guns into the cabin, however, is highly frowned upon.
Yeah. I'll have to go look up this exception I'd thought I'd found. Aaaah, here it is, FAA regs 108.11. You can have it "accessible" if... Ah hell, here's the link. Seems like it's gotta be for your job and you have to be on duty at the time. Eg, I expect, air marshal.
Worked the actions with a resounding CLACKing noise.
Don't AR15s sound sweet? 8-) (Mine's a Colt Sporter, but hey, close.)
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Ah, ok. I haven't checked luggage in many years; they've lost it more often than they've given it back to me, and less than fifty percent was a bad track record in my mind, so I quit letting them have any of mine. ;-) Still, this might be a reason to reconsider. If I thought I'd get it back. Hmm.
Taking guns into the cabin, however, is highly frowned upon.
Yeah. I'll have to go look up this exception I'd thought I'd found. Aaaah, here it is, FAA regs 108.11. You can have it "accessible" if... Ah hell, here's the link. Seems like it's gotta be for your job and you have to be on duty at the time. Eg, I expect, air marshal.
Worked the actions with a resounding CLACKing noise.
Don't AR15s sound sweet? 8-) (Mine's a Colt Sporter, but hey, close.)