Anyhow. Can you take an air mattress on a plane?
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mountaineer20 |
I have a stupid question |
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It's possible that I'm a stupid person.
Anyhow. Can you take an air mattress on a plane? |
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ashley madison |
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folded up in your bag? sure, why not
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Powers |
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Only if the plane is on a giant treadmill.
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Mrpoopypants |
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is this some quirky way of seeing of u can bringa blow up doll ona trip with you ?
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mountaineer20 |
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Don't need my blow-up doll, I'm bringing my girlfriend with me.
I don't know. I was imagining what happens to a bag of chips happening to the air mattress while it was packed in a bag with the pressure changes and all of that stuff. It's probably fine as long as we wear our goggles. |
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ObservingEgo |
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One of those aero mattresses??? Yes. Also the kind known as "rafts." I am certain on both fronts. |
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Citizen Postal |
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Only if the plane is on a giant treadmill.AAAAhahahahaha!!11!1SHIFT!!!!11 |
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Mrpoopypants |
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are you going to jump out of the plane ala raiders of the lost ark and land on a wtaterfall ?
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superguppie |
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Depends. Are you planning to inflate it on the plane and rack out in the galley? That would probably be frowned upon. But otherwise, I don't see why not. |
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Penelope McBagpipe |
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mountaineer20 wrote: Yep. PLUS it could serve as a floatation device should you slam into the ocean...... assuming you're flying over water, and well, that the water doesn't act as the equivelant of slamming into a brick wall, which it probably would. ENJOY YOUR FLIGHT!!!! :) |
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Yukumanchew |
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I took a coffee/expresso machine with me. They just x ray it.
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Mrpoopypants |
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another lame post buy penelope Mcbagface ....
anyway , why not ask the airline ? |
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mountaineer20 |
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Because it's more fun to ask you lot.
I'm going to take it in my carry-on. I hope it self inflates under my seat. Oh, and thanks Penny. We only go over some brick-wall-of-water. |
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Mrpoopypants |
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is this air mattress going to be full of hard drugs ?
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springfeverish |
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Yes. My husband recently went on a trip and packed a self-inflating mattress in his checked luggage. It's pretty big and heavy, so I can't see how it
would fit in a carryon unless it was the carryon.
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TC |
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Now that water bottles are so thin, it's funny to see how sucked in they get on planes.
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OuijaBroad |
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I'VE HAD IT WITH THESE MOTHERFUCKING AIR MATTRESSES ON THIS MOTHERFUCKING PLANE |
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Citizen Postal |
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Captain: I think if it's controllable, we oughta just try to land it. You think so? Ok lets head for LA.
Firs officer: You feel that? Captain: Yea. Ok gimme sl.... First officer: Mayday! Captain: Push and roll, push and roll. Ok, we are inverted...and now we gotta get it. Push push push...push the blue side up. Ok now lets kick rudder...left rudder left rudder. First officer: I can't reach it. Captain: Ok right rudder...right rudder. Gotta get it over again...at least upside down we're flying. Speedbrakes. First officer: Got it. Ah here we go. End of recording. Alaska Airlines, Flight 261. En route from Puerto Vallarta to San Francisco. Near LA they encountered stabilizer problems for about eleven minutes before nosediving into the Pacific. No survivors. |
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Etxeverria |
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Remeber there no such thing as stupid questions. Just stupid people who ask questions.
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