Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come 
back to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' 
policy on carrying firearms?

TIA

Derek.

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
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"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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take the dog out to reply direct to me
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"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
*************************************************
take the dog out to reply direct to me
*************************************************

"Derek Turner"  wrote in message 
news:31062$464c08b1$53d9ae04$28081@news.vispa.com...
> Moving to Jersey shortly. No game shooting there so will need to come back 
> to the UK. Is there a FAQ/web-site that lists the various airlines' policy 
> on carrying firearms?
>
> TIA> > Derek.

well, I have a wee bit about this on my web site --  
http://www.countrysports.co.uk/sheets/countrysports_refence_txt_page_1.htm#Shotguns


just avoid Ryanair and also Flybe (but have they changed their name now?) 
these airlines have a blanket ban on firearms. Only other limitation is that 
some of the smaller planes which do not have a closed hold ... so passengers 
could access the hold from the passenger area within the aircraft - will not 
carry firearms (flights from Aberdeen to Esborg, Denmark for example). Way 
around the problem is ALWAYS tell the airline or booking agent, that you 
will be carrying sporting firearms at the time of booking, so they can check 
this. I always request a faxed confirmation that this will be OK.
As far as I know, there is no authoritative web site which summarises this 
info. because it can change at any time.
Michael Roberts
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take the dog out to reply direct to me
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