Soldato
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Flying out today, I fly all the time but never usually use pressurised deoderant (i.e. Lynx). Is the metal strong enough to withstand possible decompression of the hold?
As long as it's packed in your case you should be fine. I dont think they usually pressurise the cargo hold unless they are carrying live animals or somethinglaissez-faire said:Flying out today, I fly all the time but never usually use pressurised deoderant (i.e. Lynx). Is the metal strong enough to withstand possible decompression of the hold?
Fubar said:Thought this was a new film for a brief moment.
Fubar said:Thought this was a new film for a brief moment.
leaskovski said:ROFL! Same here! Awaits some "Snakes on a plane" hullabaloo![]()
That would depend upon the pressure inside the aerosol, the altitude that you are flying at and the speed of the decompression.laissez-faire said:Flying out today, I fly all the time but never usually use pressurised deoderant (i.e. Lynx). Is the metal strong enough to withstand possible decompression of the hold?