Would QANTAS allow these as domestic carry on?

[adenda]

Odd question - looking to take some kitchenware (2 saucepans and a frying pan) on a flight to Cairns to replenish a holiday apartment. Wondering if these would be allowed in carry on luggage?
Of course they aren't specifically identified as disallowed on the Qantas website but might be considered a possible weapon. Would ask Qantas if it didn't require a long wait to talk to someone who probably has no idea.

 

[TheInsider]

Odd question - looking to take some kitchenware (2 saucepans and a frying pan) on a flight to Cairns to replenish a holiday apartment. Wondering if these would be allowed in carry on luggage?
Of course they aren't specifically identified as disallowed on the Qantas website but might be considered a possible weapon. Would ask Qantas if it didn't require a long wait to talk to someone who probably has no idea.

Not up to Qantas, it's up to the security screening points.

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[SYD]

They let people take sewing machines onboard! Why not other household goods….

Carrying on board a sewing machine?

Can you take a sewing machine through domestic airport security (ex Adl) ....it meets QFs carryone allowance (weight). Obviously there is the attached needle.Thanks

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

 

[SeatBackForward]

Odd question - looking to take some kitchenware (2 saucepans and a frying pan) on a flight to Cairns to replenish a holiday apartment. Wondering if these would be allowed in carry on luggage?
Of course they aren't specifically identified as disallowed on the Qantas website but might be considered a possible weapon. Would ask Qantas if it didn't require a long wait to talk to someone who probably has no idea.

I don't see why not, as long as they're within the allowable dimensions and weight limits - But I doubt the airport security screen for that - that's for the airlines to check.

 

[jpp42]

I've had a hunk of wood rejected at a security screening point due to being a possible "club" type weapon, so I wouldn't rate your chances with the pans. But it may depend on the screening officer on the day. Is there a particular reason you don't want to check your bags? There shouldn't be any current nightmares associated with domestic bag operations these days.

 

[adenda]

Is there a particular reason you don't want to check your bags? There shouldn't be any current nightmares associated with domestic bag operations these days.

Just to avoid taking an extra checked bag - but I think it's the "safest" option

 

[UP4014]

I'd check it, easier anyway. But, they have shops in Cairns why not just buy them there?

 

[jpp42]

Just to avoid taking an extra checked bag - but I think it's the "safest" option

Well I'd put the pans in the checked bag and take the clothes and whatever else in your carry-on... problem solved.