I've only flown a handful of times, but never had any problems re: the bag.
I don't know where your from, but here in the UK we can get a travel
certificate from most of the ostomy suppliers that explains in many
languages that we have an ostomy and that if any examinations are required
by security, then a doctor needs to be present, so it might be worth, if
your not in the UK seeing if any of your ostomy suppliers do the same sort
of thing.
M
ileo May 2002 due to CD dx'd in 1996
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"PJF" <pjfnospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Has anyone run into any problems getting through air****t security
wearing
> an
> ostomy appliance? If so, how were they handled? Was any additional
check
> particularly intrusive or cause undue delay? Were the checks, if more
> than
> one, handled consistently at different air****ts? Any suggestions to
> minimize
> possible hassles would be appreciated. BTW, the appliance I wear has no
> metal in it to set off an alarm.
>
> Thanks and regards,
>
> PJF
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