Metal detector and flying question............

It has been over 15 years since I have flown on commercial aircraft. I will be flying from South Texas to Seattle, WA. in June and will have a layover in Dallas. I want to take my Deus if possible. I will have carry on only. I will not check my luggage. I have no idea of what the rules/laws for metal detectors on planes are and certainly have no idea about the non-removable batteries in the detector, I want to take my MI-6 and my MI-4's with me. I do not know anyone in or around Seattle that could loan me a detector. I really do not want to rent one, but if that is the only way to go, I will try that route. I need some recommendations/advice, please.

I fly with my Deus and GPX at least twice a year, no problems yet with parts of the Deus and the GPX battery in carry on.

I flew last summer with mine. I took the batteries out of my F 75 and put them in my checked luggage and carried the detector onto the plane. It hardly got a second glance going through security. HH jim tn

My advice is to do google search for your carrier and lithium batteries restrictions.
Here is example showing delta airlines policy.
[www.delta.com]


Related thread I did on this matter not that long ago,
[www.dankowskidetectors.com]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/06/2020 08:00PM by tnsharpshooter.