Airport security and wearing adult diapers

Recently I was wondering if anyone else other than me has gone through an airport outside of the USA and had to write a note in their suitcase stating that they are disabled and or incontnant.

I was wondering because I have just returned from a 3 day sort break to Hong Kong from the Philippines and although nobody opened my suitcase I was wondering if anyone else has had worries about checked in baggage?.

And or have you had worries about going through security at airports knowing that you are wearing adult diaper's and dredding getting stopped and searched at random by the security staff/employees of private companies.

Yours sincerely

Chinababy888.

If airport security opens your luggage, they aren't going to assume your diapers are for kink - the screener, who works in the bowels of the airport, who never sees the light of day, much less an actual passenger, much less you, is going to assume that you are some old dude who wears diapers for that reason. He's going to move on rather quickly, because that doesn't even make the top 10 unique things he's seen in the last hour....

No matter what they will open your bags if they suspect anything. Also they will open your luggage if you check it in.

When the covid 19 was not a problem. My wife and I traveled some always diapered up never a bad moment.

Don't forget that diaper pins set off the metal detectors at security when boarding your flight. They can make for a very embarrassing situation as they are checked out by security. Funny enough their concerns were that I might take one of my diaper pins out and highjack the plane. This made for a quick change into a disposable and repassing the security check.

Today in the News: Today Air Canada had a plane highjacked by a man in droopy diapers holding a loaded diaper pin. Story at 11 pm.

It's true, my 3" diaper pins, two on each side set off the metal detector. But I'm fine with that, I just let them know that I am wearing diapers and rubber pants, or actually my fiancee tells them, and they either let us through after a pat down or take us to a private room.

Metal snaps will also set it off…………. just told them Snaps on body shirt set it off ( later showed him in privet room )

I carry a briefcase when traveling that serves as a depository for my diaper change. I have had it opened and inspected many times in different countries. For the most part all of the Security People recognize what I have in my briefcase. They do show some ethical deportment when inspecting the contents especially if they are women. I would surmise that they are more familiar with incontinence than the men security people. I have been asked several times if I am wearing the same as what they are looking at in my briefcase. Yes is my answer and I have been taken to a private room where they have inspected my diapered state.

I have worn my disposable diapers every time I take a flight to somewhere. I have never had any problems. A couple of times, they wanted to check my carry-on luggage, and I just asked them to do it in private.

I have traveled extensively and never had a question regarding wearing or packing adult diapers. Currently in the British Virgin Islands through Puerto Rico and no problems with either wearing or packing adult diapers.

Just an update on my return from the British Virgin Islands. We left the resort mid-morning and it was already 85 F, I was deciding if I should put on a diaper before leaving, my wife pointed out how warm it was and I was wearing jeans for the return to colder climates. We had to take a ferry to the main island, then take a short 25 minute flight to San Juan PR. She indicated wearing would probably make it hotter and suggested that I just change in San Juan for our longer flight. She was correct as always so I was not wearing when going through airport security (and sweating due to heat). The airport was small and it took forever to get to the metal detector. I walked through and heard a long beep meaning I was randomly selected for further screening. What proceeded was the most extensive and invasive groping I have ever received at a security checkpoint He even asked me to undo my belt and felt around the inside belt line of my jeans after spending an inordinate amount of time feeling outside my waist and crotch. This was all done with no screening in front of everyone. It was getting to the point that I thought he was going to have me drop my pants. The search finally ended, they then insisted that I sign a document to show I consented to the search, I thought this was pretty ballsy to ask for this after the over the top search however I have also learned that arguing with security personnel is a no win proposition. My wife had gone through in front of me and did not notice that I was held up. After telling her about it I wondered what they would have done if I had been wearing my Better Dry diaper that I normally wear for flights. I have worn these many times through US security and never had this level of search. Not sure if this is BVI policy or just an over zealous agent, I did have to admit to my wife that she was correct about delaying wearing!

There are more than a few jerks in airport security. I've been discovered more than once wearing my cloth diapers and plastic pants, usually at least a little wet, and they basically want nothing more to do with me. I think they're either to embarrassed themselves or afraid they might come in contact with my pee or something.

Everybody in US…look into "TSA Cares" sign up. Tell them about your Diapers. You will never have an issue again.

When they ask what im wearing I just tell them A VERY WET ADULT DIAPER then they usually back off and want nothing more to do with me as they usually run off looking for some place to wash their hands

First time through the xray machine and I got patted down. Poor screener - I was told by others watching that as soon as his gloved hand hit my soggy diaper he flailed his arms up in surprise. I think I was 32 at the time, and the TSA agent was probably pretty new. I was probably his first younger person in a diaper.

Otherwise, I've been through a bunch of times, and get the usual pat-down, but most screeners aren't surprised or give any sort of a reaction.

Everybody in US…look into "TSA Cares" sign up. Tell them about your Diapers.

Thanks Just Sam, I did look up TSA Cares and amazed of of all the different services they can provide. All you need is to fill out a simple request form online 72 hours in advance. Thanks again.