Packing glasses in carry-on?

[MKtheGeneral]

For those who have travelled recently, specifically internationally, have you had any issues with packing delicate glasses in your carry on? Any grief from TSA or the respective airport authority?

 

[phing]

No problems at all. I brought back about 30+ glasses in one trip.

 

[MKtheGeneral]

No problems at all. I brought back about 30+ glasses in one trip.

In your carry on? Any comments from TSA at all about it being a potential weapon?

 

[rrrjjj]

I brought a 2L glass growler on a flight with no issue before. I would assume actual glassware would be similar.

 

[phing]

In your carry on? Any comments from TSA at all about it being a potential weapon?

All in the carry on. I’ve done it a ton of times over many trips (international and domestic) with never the slightest question or issue. Carry on all the way for glassware. Save the checked bags for beer.

 

[TheFarmBoy3]

They made me check in my glasses at Heathrow but I had like 10+. But I've successfully carried on 2-3 before. Hope that helps.

 

[sherm10161]

I always bring back glassware with no issues. Most recently from Cantillon and 3F, including a stemmed wine glass, a taster, and a Lambic pitcher. Departed out of Schipol.

 

[Gonzoillini1]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000DC116/?tag=talkbeer-20

I use the above for all of my glassware traveling needs, and it has been great for almost every trip I've ever taken. However, a Bokkereyder Zalto that was wrapped in bubble wrap inside the protective carrier didn't survive my trip from New Jersey to Chicago last year from a very minor fall.

When I saw said glass I was kind of surprised that I didn't get hasseled as I basically had a makeshit glass shiv in my carry on during the flight.