Date:         Thu, 6 Jan 2000 20:51:25 -0500
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From:         "Anthony S. Wall" <awall@INTERPATH.COM>
Subject:      Re: Alcohol on airplanes
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Hi Carol, I've never had any problem taking "Revco" brand isopropanol on
an airplane. I just made sure it was new and sealed and put it in my
checked luggage. Vicky

Carol Bodine wrote:

>   Next month I will be going to Panama with Peggy Williams for (what
> else) a shelling trip.  She suggested that we bring plenty of alcohol
> for cleaning/preserving shells as there would be no stores (as I know
> the term) where we will be shelling.  My question is this.  Have any
> of you had problems taking ETOH or isopropol aboard an airplane?  The
> government regulates our labratory stores so closely its hard for me
> to believe that the airline industry wouldn't be concerned about
> transporting it in one's suitcase.  I hope I'm wrong.  (Mark, I know
> you just got back from there- what did you do?) Carol



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