Swim it on a Plane?

Anyone try to take a Swim-It on a plane? Will they let the CO2 on or do they condensate it?

http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/ash/ash_programs/hazmat/media/MaterialsCarriedByPassengersAndCrew.pdf

Scroll to the bottom of the page.

Now, note that this is FAA, TSA is somewhat unclear because they only reference the large airsoft/paintball CO2 tanks with removable regulators. Worst case scenario, you have to buy some CO2 cartridges once you get to your destination.

If you can’t Swim-It on a plane, I’d Swim-It on a train. Or in a car or in the rain.

If you can’t Swim-It on a plane, I’d Swim-It on a train. Or in a car or in the rain.

Would you, could you, please explain
How you’d swim it on a train?
Or in a car, or in the rain,
Do not swim-it, please refrain.

I’d swim-it in it as you say, maybe in a bus, perhaps all day.

If you can’t Swim-It on a plane, I’d Swim-It on a train. Or in a car or in the rain.

Would you, could you, please explain
How you’d swim it on a train?
Or in a car, or in the rain,
Do not swim-it, please refrain.

This is too much for my brain :slight_smile:

I’d Swim-it to a FedEx shop, in advance to reach my race spot.
With powdered nutrition in the bundle, to avoid the TSA from searching my grundle.