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I guess it's tricky, but I see the gist as being that you need a good reason to carry it, otherwise it can be seen as intent to use it as offensive weapon, so making it inaccessible (but not necessarily 'hidden'), gives weight to a defence it's being transported, without intent to use. (But I...

Thanks for the tips everyone, I think it will be prudent to get some correspondence from airline, possibly police, and may chat with Jonny. Yup, common sense to have it wrapped / packed away not just in a pocket so it's more clear there's no intent, and declare openly if stopped. Cheers B

Hi I get the general discussion and background re: knives, but any specific advice / links with legal aspects welcome: I want to bring back a camping knife (> 3", fixed blade) from SA, that used to belong to my grandfather. So: - what's the situation with taking it in hold luggage on flight? -...