Did you bring dildo in your checked baggage when you travel internationally before? What's your story in the airport?
I know this is some sort of a weird and personal question, but I'm wondering if I can bring 7 inch dildo. Lol! Please don't judge?
I just wanted to know if this would cause someone to ask me to open my luggage. I'm travelling to Singapore and US
Don't have one but enjoy your trip.
They are legal. It is a real good idea to remove batteries.
Bags that are shaking or making noises get additional checks by security. They have seen them before. The consequences to you depend on place and the situation of the specific incident.It can be just turned off.
Removed and destroyed.
Your bag might be held for additions checks to see if some other thing might also be there.
You might miss your flight while they do this check.
When dealing with checked bags. Security will open it if they want too.
They can also ask you to open it if you are present.
SECURITY AGENTS are human and have the same bedroom toys as everyone else.
They have seen them before.
Your checked baggage is not screened in your presence, you check it in, it gets on the conveyor belt and is screened elsewhere, so you would not be there to open it. But it's not illegal to pack dildos.
There may be restrictions on the possession of sex related toys in some very conservative countries - especially I expect the Muslim ones. Just be careful and know what you are doing.
I can speak for the US There's nothing wrong with bringing along a PED (Personal Entertainment Device… Yes, this is an official term) on a trip.
I've seen these things by the hundreds (you are only one out of many.) Most (if not all) checked baggage screening is done out of public view.
Passengers who bring these devices in carry-on may ask for a private screening should their carry-on be selected for inspection. (The inspection is done out of public view.)
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