Travel checklist: What flies and what doesn’t when it comes to cannabis accessories via TheGrowthOp
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— hart steinfeld 🔴 january 10, 2019a professional photographer by trade, moher is the founder of ethical ımage, a toronto-based content creation agency focused on the cannabis industry. he was aware that since october 17, 2018, flying with limited amounts of cannabis was permissible. but “what if ı have some hash or kief on scissors, or a grinder? ı was wondering about the residual effects in terms of accessories and other product.
christine langlois, senior advisor and external relations for catsa says, “vaporizers are permitted in carry-on baggage only. scissors, knives and other types of blades are permitted in both carry-on and checked luggage if the blades measure 6 cm or less. and any weapon replicas are not welcome in carry-on, and could be refused by your airline in checked luggage.”
be prepared and aware of the u.s. lawson a hypothetical note, moher wonders about the possibility of canadian flights emergency landing in the united states, where cannabis is a schedule 1 narcotic drug. “as such, passengers aboard the plane would be in the federal jurisdiction of america,” he says. — patrick january 10, 2019travelled with an assortment of rosins, flower and a myriad of accessories. they had problems with the giant scissors ı forgot in my bag. but not with the smell that wafted and turned heads in security. be sure to double check the kit lol
what does the law say?looking at the legal side of things, when it comes to domestic air travel with cannabis accessories, “there are no federal prohibitions,” says harrison jordan, toronto-based cannabis lawyer; although all items must be in compliance with the regulations and restrictions regarding carry-on materials as established by the canadian air transport security authority .
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