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Flying with Guns: Episode 64 – American Airlines from Cleveland to New Orleans (via Charlotte)

Sam DanielsBy Sam DanielsJuly 7, 20262 Mins Read
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Flying with Guns: Episode 64 – American Airlines from Cleveland to New Orleans (via Charlotte)
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Key Takeaways

  • Episode 64 details a flight from Cleveland to New Orleans with American Airlines, highlighting a check-in experience with firearms.
  • The check-in included a small miscommunication about declaring firearms, but it was quickly resolved.
  • At the bag service office in New Orleans, the author received their firearm case without issues.
  • American Airlines provides office pickup for declared firearms instead of carousel retrieval, which is helpful to know.
  • Overall, the experience was smooth with minor hiccups, but travelers should prepare for unique airline policies.

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

Episode 64 was filmed flying American Airlines from Cleveland to Charlotte to New Orleans, heading home from GunCon 2026. Small miscommunication at check-in, no issues otherwise.

Check-In at CLE

Walked up and declared firearms. The agent didn’t catch it at first — we were already into the bag check before I pointed to the case inside the luggage and clarified. Once we were on the same page it moved quickly. He apologized and we kept going.

Agent asked about batteries, portable chargers, and vapes — none. Confirmed ammo was in factory boxes. He noted the locks were visible and said they didn’t need to open the case. Got the declaration card, signed the bottom, and dropped it in the FedEx sleeve on my https://amzn.to/4f7xKXW inside the luggage.

He mentioned American tags the bag for office pickup at the destination and to bring my ID to bag service. Said a lot of times they bring it right to you while you’re waiting. Also pointed me to Bar Simon near gate C3 for food — appreciated that.

Set my 15-minute timer and waited. TSA didn’t come out.

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Arrival in New Orleans

Went to the bag service office at MSY. Showed my ID, they handed over the case. Checked the locks on the Condition 1 case — intact. On my way.

Final Thoughts

Small miscommunication at the start, sorted out in seconds. American does office pickup instead of the carousel when you declare firearms. Worth knowing before you land.

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