What’s the word on carrying pipes transatlantic-fashion…?
I’m thinking small, soft case small enough for carry-on, bubble wrap. Case & instrument will have to follow me around while I’m there.
Thanks
DJones
From the Faq Faq Faq page,
This page has been set up to answer these questions. I have just recently cleaned up the page. Use it please.
See this thread for details…
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?t=11172
Thanks - but many broken links in those locations.
DJones
Last Monday I went through and pruned out all the links on the FAQ page that didn’t work. I just rechecked the page again and all links on it are working fine.
Pipes abroad. I agree. There are far too few ladies playing UPs. 
Yes.
djm
My hard case weighs a ton, so I don’t take it overseas. I’ve had no trouble using a soft-sided tenor sax case and bubble wrap to protect the individual components. Security folk always ask what it is, but as soon as I say “bagpipes!” they let them through. I always offer to play a tune. They always turn me down. Wonder why…
KAD
(a piping broad)