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Has anyone flown Emirate Airlines into Tanzania with a layover in Dubai. We would like to layover in Dubai on the way in, but want information on any difficulties with hunting rifles. UAE indicates that permission of Dubai Airport Police and UAE Aviation Authority is needed, but Emirates says that they handle it.... At least the voice on the other end of the telephone said that.... grin.. Has anyone had actual experience with a layover? | ||
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May have change since I was there but it was a mess. One guy had his ammo taken My buddy his gun and ammo to 8 month to get back the barrel was rusted and the scope smashed Need to have the paper work signed and sent in plus must have 3 copies confirmed. OH yes they took my rifle scopes out of my carry on. Just a mess. Larry | |||
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Larry, Were you just transiting through Dubai without claiming your luggage or did you claim your luggage in Dubai? Mike | |||
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We did not claim our luggage but we did spend the night in Dubai. Just knew that ahead of time and we had all we needed in the carry ons for the nights stay. Good Luck Its a great place but a little intimidating. Did not enjoy the airport at all felt very uncomfortable there. Larry | |||
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I did it in 2009 with a 4 hr layover. This was the only flight in 20 years where my luggage did not arrive at my destination. I went through Dubia on a Friday and they held my bags till Monday. I had the firearms approval and confirmed before flying in to Dubia that it was good, but they still held it. On my outbound flight was on a wednesday and the baggage was not held up. My advice would be to avoid the weekend to transit there as the police don't really work then. If you have that much to fight for, then you should be fighting. The sentiment that modern day ordinary Canadians do not need firearms for protection is pleasant but unrealistic. To discourage responsible deserving Canadians from possessing firearms for lawful self-defence and other legitimate purposes is to risk sacrificing them at the altar of political correctness." - Alberta Provincial Court Judge Demetrick | |||
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