JamesBon92007
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I used to do it regularly and just rent a BC when I got there. I have Size L ScubaPro Jet Fins and they fit into my carry-on. Lately I have been removing my small, single-tank travel BC from the backplate. I attach my small backpack to the backplate and use those straps instead, and it goes under the seat. The wing is carefully packed into the carry-on. I usually travel to warm water so my 2.5mm full suit fits into either my carry-on or backpack, depending upon how quickly I packed My girlfriend always brings a checked bag so that allows me to bring a knife and a few tools. I do not like to put any dive gear into a checked bag if I don't have to because I have seen too many people arrive at their destination without their luggage. Since I'm usually going someplace warm I don't bring a lot of clothes, just enough shorts and T-shirts to last a few days and wash them in the bathroom sink as I go along. I also bring a small umbrella whenever I go to the tropics. Most of the time I end up bringing back more T-shirts that I arrived with. I nearly always bring a hat and that goes on my head, except when going through security.
Some of the things that must go into a checked bag are: knives, tools, lead weights, spare lithium batteries ( though this regulation seems to go back and forth somewhat). And, of course, any liquids over 3.5 ounces.
Some items I bring along "just in case" and if I haven't used it on the last 8-10 trips then it gets removed from my carry-on or backpack. Except the padlock. I rarely stay at a place with lockers but it's sure nice to have when you do.
Some of the things that must go into a checked bag are: knives, tools, lead weights, spare lithium batteries ( though this regulation seems to go back and forth somewhat). And, of course, any liquids over 3.5 ounces.
Some items I bring along "just in case" and if I haven't used it on the last 8-10 trips then it gets removed from my carry-on or backpack. Except the padlock. I rarely stay at a place with lockers but it's sure nice to have when you do.