Does any one know Eurostars current policy on knives on board? Specifically a "Victornox Swiss Tool". Ta.
They are very sharp on identifying knives.
See the official policy here. Basically, any item with a blade of fewer than 3 centimetres' length will be permitted, it seems. I strongly advise that you have a very plausible (and honest) explanation for carrying any such items.
They have cutting-edge technology to detect them.
So no really sharp craft knives with the excuss that you eat lots of Dairylea then?
See the official policy here. Basically, any item with a blade of fewer than 3 centimetres' length will be permitted, it seems. I strongly advise that you have a very plausible (and honest) explanation for carrying any such items.
They have cutting-edge technology to detect them.
Do E* serve meals on board, and if so, what do they supply to, fork example, cut a steak?
They actually employ someone to come round and cut up your steak if you order one.
Is the knife longer than 3 inchs?
I thought the midget staff used to swing from the overhead racks like Tarzan....
Budget cuts.
To be fair the sgian dhu was as sharp as a hammer.
Was anything worn under the kilt as well?
Inspectors would rather let a terrorist through than find out that kind of information?Ah I wondred why there were much shorter queues for security at Edinburgh airport than there were at Gatwick.
Was anything worn under the kilt as well?
As long as it folds and can't be locked into place.Just measured the blades - 2 3/4 inches so under the limit.
Not to get off topic, but people still wear kilts in Scotland?