Flight restrictions on liquid

[Jokester]

Lighters are oddly enough not restricted items, other than needing to conform with the 100ml rule.

 

[aardvark]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_transatlantic_aircraft_plot

There's the answer.

i saw that and i saw the trial as it happened - as a chemist i seriously doubt that those explosives would have worked at all, and i distinctly remember that they did not prove that the explosives would have worked in the trial (they only showed an explosion of 'equivalent power' and what it would do).
it doesn't matter for the trial as the intent was there, but it does matter for aeroplane restrictions which i think are stupid and based on unscientific data.

 

[Biohazard]

Lighters are oddly enough not restricted items, other than needing to conform with the 100ml rule.

That'd be a kick ass lighter.

 

[Raymond Lin]

It just an excuse to force you to buy over priced drinks after customs.

 

[agnes]

That'd be a kick ass lighter.

No, it would still wield the same flame as a normal hand lighter, just last long.

It's the nozzle that makes the difference. Not the gas capacity