I’m traveling to Johannesburg from Newark on United. I called the airline and an agent confirmed that I could put my crossbow and arrows and broadheads in my checked luggage, with some of my clothes for added protection. The broadheads will be in their original boxes, in a separate container. Even though I got the green light, has anyone had a problem doing this?
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Thanks. We are heading over in June and carrying our rifles. My PH did encourage me to bring my crossbow and if we are successful with our primary target animals early, we could sit over some waterholes in the afternoon with the crossbows. All of the broadheads we currently have did not come in reusable packaging and I was just wondering if they would be considered “ loose” if they were in a small case but not in original packaging.
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