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28 July 2009, 01:27
trevor proctor
British airways
ba are charging £25 per gun to process on to flight
28 July 2009, 04:15
robncolorado
Where were you departing from to have this happen to, I am assuming you?
28 July 2009, 15:30
trevor proctor
heathrow ,friday next for zambia
28 July 2009, 16:20
shakari
Watch out for their requirement of being given 72 hours notice that you'll be travelling with firearms and also for their strict restrictions on ex military calibres........... I'm assured that they're relaxing those a little but so far, haven't seen anything in writing.






28 July 2009, 16:54
R.Jolly
I didnt think that £25.00 would have hurt you that much Trevor!
For those who didnt know this new member in our midst is a well known rifle maker hear in the UK who specialises in making excellent African calibres. Welcome to the forum Trevor. I am sure that the members can benefit from your expertise.( as long as they dont want any advise on fishing of course ! )
28 July 2009, 17:32
shakari
Hello Trevor, I hadn't made the connection I'm afraid but welcome to the forum.

I had a client a couple of years ago who had one of your rifles and very nice it was too! ......... took him two days hunting before I could convince him he didn't need to be carrying it through the bush in a slip though! Smiler






28 July 2009, 18:38
robncolorado
Trevor, welcome to AR! I really enjoy flying BA and will find out if they hit me up in Phoenix in 45 days 6hrs and 23 minutes.....
28 July 2009, 20:24
trevor proctor
been a member since Feb 2006,but i keep my head down
28 July 2009, 20:58
DLS
I had to pay British L25 when we departed Johannesburg in June. I will say, though, that the attention and care they gave to seeing that my guns were safely loaded on the plane was worth the cost. My impression is that they pay a lot more attention to the proper handling of guns than some other airlines. I've flown British twice to South Africa, and would not hesitate to fly with them again.

I just wish those 747's had a bit more comfortable seats, but at least they aren't airbus jets.
28 July 2009, 20:58
nkonka
Trevor,

you are certainly smarter than most of us here. Wink


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