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Info: The Mile High Locksport Club is a club any Locksporter can join by picking a lock while in flight in an airplane. See full rules below. Many of you might wonder if this is okay/legal to do on the plane, and the answer is that lock picks are allowed in carry on and checked luggage in both the EU and the US. TSA has an actual bulletin specifically on the topic: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/lock-picks The EU falls under the general tools guidelines (part d): https://ec.europa.eu/transport/sites/default/files/modes/air/security/doc/info_travellers_hand_luggage.pdf Join us on discord here: https://discord.gg/AKdMRPhVvh Rules: #1 Don’t be disrespectful. Prioritize the comfort of other passengers and TSA/Airport Security Personnel over your desire to bring lock picks on a plane. See the below section for advice on Interacting with Airport Security. Thanks again #2 Research laws, regulations, and carrier rules prior to your trip. My information is not legal advice in anyway and is simply my understanding of the rules. You are responsible for researching the rules on your own. Some countries and states may have their own laws regarding lock picks, and some airlines may have their own rules as well. If in doubt, go without. #3 take a picture or a video any picked lock while in flight. The picture or video needs to provide evidence that you are indeed in flight, such as a picture with the in-flight map, or a shot including the aircraft window where it can be seen that you are indeed in flight. #4 inform me of your achievement by contacting me on Reddit, YouTube, discord, or my soon to be website (where there will be a submission form). #5 (at least) the first 25 people to join the club will get a membership sticker completely free of charge - if you would like a sticker please send me your shipping information privately. You can find me on Reddit, Discord, and email found on the about tab of my YouTube channel. Tips on dealing with TSA/Security: #1: print out the reverent documents (like the TSA bulletin) and stick that in your bag with the picks. You likely will be stopped for secondary screening because lockpicks are an unusual metal tool not often seen by screeners. Having the documents near by should help if questions arise. #2 Leave extra time for security screening and the possibility of having to leave the security line and check a bag. Security on the ground has the final say - if they say no, it doesn’t matter what the policy is - their decision is final. You may ask for a supervisor if needed, but if the supervisor says no you need to comply and find another solution. The best option is to go back to check-in and put your picks in a checked piece of luggage. It’s likely this won’t ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYV9tV97zdo