Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

[m3m Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close m3m]

Hi Guys/Girls,

Im getting a flight to London via Singapore and Dubai in about 9 hours ... is it ok for me to take say 1.5kg of roasted beans with me in carry on luggage ??

Sorry if this has been covered before, i had a quick search with no luck.

Cheers !
Mark.

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Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Hi Guys/Girls,

Im getting a flight to London via Singapore and Dubai in about 9 hours ... is it ok for me to take say 1.5kg of roasted beans with me in carry on luggage ??

Sorry if this has been covered before, i had a quick search with no luck.

Cheers !
Mark.

Should be ok Mark...

Just tape the 1 way valves to halt a rapid degas and declare it

Bon Voyage!

2mcm

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Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

awesome, thanks mate

[Luke_G Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Luke_G]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Being roasted and not green it poses no threat to local horticulture.

I would assume it should be fine...but like 2m said, declare it or chance being on border security lol

[WSullivan Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close WSullivan]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Depends where ya stuff em and how committed you are to quality coffee ;D

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Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Being roasted and not green it poses no threat to local horticulture.

I would assume it should be fine...but like 2m said, declare it or chance being on border security lol  

Ya and good gass roast... Tape up the vent and does it go as hand baggage or cargo..

All ya want is it to really gases up and pop...

If hand baggage, I guess the marshals would grab ya..

Then toss ya out the back window; as the aroma of real coffee pervades the plane and the passengers revolt ..

[Thundergod Sleep is overrated Find all posts View Profile Close Thundergod]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

as the aroma of real coffee pervades the plane and the passengers revolt ..

...when they taste what theyre given instead. ;D

[Randy_G. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Randy_G.]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

I have been offered a cup of coffee on flights before... After I recover from the effort it takes to not laugh, I give the attendant my "Espresso! My Espresso!" business card...

[jkarlis Caffeine Junky Find all posts View Profile Close jkarlis]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

OK slightly different question but didnt think it was worth a new thread.

Am travelling interstate tomorrow for a 1 night trip.  Only want to take carry-on luggage.

Will pack my Aeropress and have an option of either my Zazzenhaus or the EM0480. Would rather go with power as Ill be in an office the whole time.  

Anyone know if Qantas is likely to have an issue with this?

[Thundergod Sleep is overrated Find all posts View Profile Close Thundergod]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Anyone know if Qantas is likely to have an issue with this?

I cant imagine why they would.

Why not just ring them if you want to know for sure?

[jkarlis Caffeine Junky Find all posts View Profile Close jkarlis]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Why not just ring them if you want to know for sure?

That would be far too logical for me TG

I did read through their dangerous goods information and certainly cant see anything there that would suggest it wouldnt be allowed.

[flynnaus Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close flynnaus]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

No reason for it to be disallowed. Ive carried pre-roasted on flights before without declaring or having a question raised.

There can be weight/size restrictions for carry-on - depends on how full the flight is in terms of leniency, so I think youd be better off taking the Zass - its only one night, after all.

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Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Am travelling interstate tomorrow for a 1 night trip.  Only want to take carry-on luggage.

Anyone know if Qantas is likely to have an issue with this?

They wont have a problem with it CJ i did almost the same thing a week ago but with a hand grinder. They didnt even ask to see what it was...i guess they could smell the freshly roasted coffee too

[Epic76 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Epic76]

Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

Anyone know if Qantas is likely to have an issue with this?

From the coffee point of view, youre as good as gold CJ.  As its neither a DG (dangerous good) nor a LAG (liquid, aerosol, gel) youre fine from the air travel side.

The grinder (EM or Zass) should not be pinged but ignorance and/or attitude of the security staff may prevail. I wouldnt expect to get something like a whirly blade through though. That obvious and very removable blade would fail the anything that is or could be used as a weapon test.

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Re: Roasted beans in carry on luggage, international

the anything that is or could be used as a weapon test.  

That describes me, but they still let me board.