On Airplanes with diapers

Of course not.

Lol, it sounds like youre flying fantasy airlines. with the way airlines are hemorrhaging money these days we'll be lucky if we still get peanuts.

Hope no one was taking this seriously. But there could be some desperate people in that last hour on the plane, and a long lineup at 5 to the hour.

But there's that 7-hour wait at check-in and after reported in a Canadian airport. No fun!

I don't think Air Canada even gives peanuts anymore. I would not want to be working at the check-in.

Oh, one more thing - Happy New Year to everyone!

Who has had diapers in your bag and had it searched ?

My carry on has been searched when I was carry a few diapers. No big deal, they have no ideal if you need em or not.

As for the new rules I think they are for international flights only. It always amazes me when we are barley in the air and folks are lining up at the restrooms. Not to mention they are there two and three times in a four hour flight.

Come on folks discover diapers.

I read reports today there were lineups 10-deep at all the washrooms in some flights. Yup - anyone thought of making some money supplying diapers in the waiting areas - like magazines in the hospital?

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I read reports today there were lineups 10-deep at all the washrooms in some flights. Yup - anyone thought of making some money supplying diapers in the waiting areas - like magazines in the hospital?

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Great idea. Just set up a table in the airport, I don't see why anybody would have a problem with that.

Speaking of airline rules what do other think of having to go through a full body xray when your wearing diapers,espacially cloth diapers with pins and plastic panties because of the underwear bomber? Would you be alowed on the plane if they was youy diapers on the xray,even if they were disposables?

"what do other think of having to go through a full body xray"

Good point - I don't know what these scanners might show, but I believe there could be some suspicion with "voluminous underwear" No fun to have to then go through a strip search. Ouch. I think I'll wait to put on the diaper after the trip.

I did it a couple of years ago, went through customs with diapers in a hand lugage bag, got changed into diaper in the toilets at departure. Flew for an hour and a half, back through customs and home. best and one of the most exciting experience in my life.

Just completed my first diapered flight. It was a wonderful experience. Went through security then put the diaper on. Smooth flight but really enjoyed the warmness about half way throught the flight. Was nice not having to worried about getting into the tight bathroom. Next time might try wearing it through security or wear a shorter skirt maybe exposing my diaper slightly.

I wore some for a three hour flight a few years ago. I had done so because of a previous flight where we'd hit turbulence and weren't allowed to get up out of our seat for three hours, which was pure torture on my bladder. I'd asked the flight attendants if an exception could be made and they said no.

Now I won't fly without them. Though I don't fly very often nowadays--I'm a big and tall person who tends to get claustrophobia in the smaller seats.

Yeah, I don't think the TSA people really care if you have a diaper or not. Still I'd say it's better to have it in your carry-on and change after you've gone through security.

When i travel i wear disposables and plastic pants. couple of weeks ago i flew down to LA to meet up with daddy and we were going to disney land. our air port does the full body scan. He asked me to go and and stand with my arms over my head. as i walked out a woman as me to step aside as me a few question i told her i was wearing a diaper she patted me down and asked to follow her to a room. she asked a few more question and i lifted my jumper and she could see my plastic pants and that i was truly wear a diaper. the thanked me and i went on my way. now on my way home walk right though no big deal. so if you are looking to fly in diapers be ready for question and you may need to show them.

I've flown diapered so many times I've lost count. Never had an issue going through TSA in plastic diapers, even with a pat down. The only time I was "found out" was while wearing a depend for men. I explained what it was and after checking my hands for explosive residue there was no problem and they sent me on my way.

Having read many of the different experiences on various diaper boards, I was unsure what to expect when I recently flew cross-country in the US diapered. It's not my first time flying diapered, but typically I change out of my wet diaper in a family restroom before going through security, and don't diaper up again before going through security. This time, though, I went through security diapered (with extra diapers in my carry on) and not a single thing was said, no strange looks, not a thing despite having to go through a full-body scanner. A couple of things I did: 1.) I did change into a dry diaper before going through security -- I wouldn't go through security wet. 2. I took of my underwear, which I typically wear to keep the crinkle of my plastic-backed diapers down and to keep wet diapers from sagging. This way it doesn't look like I am wearing any extra layers of clothing; 3. I didn't use any powder or cream, lest it show up as some kind of foreign substance.

I was also bold enough to change on the flight. I had rolled up an extra diaper into a small, semi-transparent bag with another zip-lcok inside with some wet wipes. Rolled up, you couldn't tell it was a diaper inside. I just put it in the pocket in my seat until I was ready to change, and then took it to the bathroom. No one thought anything of seeing me with a small bag of personal items to "freshen" up with on the flight. I changed my now soaked diaper without any problems.

Seems if you plan a head and are smart -- I wouldn't wear plastic pants, onesies with metal crotch snaps, etc., there's no problem wearing on a plane.

Hey fladiapers, I use cream, powder and plastic pants even when I fly. The only time it was questioned was when I did not carefully wash off every trace on my hands and they had to scan them to be sure it was not controlled substance. clear sailing after that and now I just wsh better with no problems. Just traveled from AK to CT and used Abena's. Not as discrete, but way more absorbent. Yay!

Never flown nappied up but what a delight it must be all the other passengers not knowing youre in a nice secure nappy with plastic pants oh mmmmm

I wear a diaper night and day, 24/7. I always wear a diaper and a onesie (diaper shirt) when flying. My diaper is usually at least partially wet. My onesies have plastic snaps (poppers). I'm sure the diapers and onesie show up on the TSA scanners. TSA must see the trip's worth of diapers backed in my hand luggage when the bag is x-rayed. Nobody's questioned me or asked to perform a pat down. I'm glad but am always ready to answer if there are questions.

Ive traveled many times wearing and with diapers in my luggage. I usually keep the spares in my overhead which makes the most sense. Only once has my luggage had to be inspected by the TSA and he professionally went through the bag and didn't say a thing.

I recently traveled to Boston from Indy. I took diapers with me in my luggage; but I chickened out about wearing them on the flight. Did not know what to expect with TSA. I really wanted to wear them on the plane!

Just got back from a trip to new york. packed my diaper bag for the trip and head to the airport. i checked my regular bag and just took my diaper bag on the plane. it was the first time i had my stuff inspected in a long time they say it was random. pulled me to the side and asked if she could open my bag , she pull out 2 of diaper and the booster and my pacifier fell out, a partial tube of monkey butt i have a little rash. the gal was very cool and didn't make a big deal or anything after she was done she put everything back in and told me to have a nice flight. on the trip home they stopped me and want to pat me down i said sure. i was up front and said i have a diaper on she replied with a thank you and patted me down with the back of her hands. then i was all cleared to go. so for the one afraid of the TSA dont be just be upfront and they don't care.

I have never flown on a commercial airline,but wear cloth diapers with pins and plastic pants,what should I exspect when I fly?

The next time I fly which will be to the USA I shall have to wear a nappy. It is reasuring to know security treat you with proffesionalism and respect.

Poobrat, you may want to use disposables for the flight or get some of those plastic clip fasteners so you don't set off the alarms. If not the full body x-ray probably tells them what you are wearing anyway. I just go on through. Be sure to wash your hands well before so any creams or powders don't show up. You will still get through but will probably receive some extra attention. (They need to do a better analysis of the residue) Enjoy your trip.

I flew to Baltimore once for work and naturally, wore a diaper the whole time. I went through the x-ray and the female tsa agent looking at the screen did say "got something there" but, the male tsa agent at the machine next to me basically said "its clear" and told me to have a nice day. That is the most trouble I have ever had. Not sure if the male agent new it was a diaper or was just lax lol... but, no bother either way (and kinda a rush I won't lie).

No real issues with getting through the TSA check. So far they have treated me professionally. I usually have TSA Precheck, but even then you sometimes need to go through the scanner. Having done this quite a few times it seems that a dry disposable diaper can be seen but usually does not result in any additional examination. If I am at all wet a pat-down of the area usually follows. I have never gone through with a soaked diaper - I try to change just before I leave for the airport which is about 30 to 45 minutes before I enter security.

Note my repeated use of the word usually - exceptions can, and I am sure do, occur and I can only relate my experiences. My guess is that the more nervous you are about the whole procedure the more suspicion you may bring to yourself. At this point in my life I do not care if they know I am diapered and so am not fearful of discovery. Relax, and just go through with it. It is really no big deal.

I make sure I'm wearing decent diapers when I'm travelling long distances. Usually ABU Simple these days.

Its great to wear a bra and panties and have the ex-ray show what you have on. I was taken to a room with a lady and was ask to remove my clothing except underwear, she did a manual ex-ray and saw only my lingerie. She ask why I was wearing it and I told her I was a full time sissy. She gave out a giggle and told me I could dress and go. What a rush of excitement. I got extra hard and could hardly walk out the door.

It's been a long time since I've flown, but the next time I fly, I want to wear diapers. I'll wait to get through security to put them on though, because I don't want the potential extra drama before my flight, but once through security, I would go straight to the bathrooms to put on a nice diaper and spend the rest of the day wearing it.

I am a frequent flyer and have been through many airport security checks. I wear 24/7 so I have no choice. My bags have been searched many times and my diapers and plastic pants were in full view, while it is embarrassing, nothing has ever been said by the TSA employees. The most embarrassing time was entering Mexico with my wife for a weeks vacation, I have one big bag that was full of diapers and plastic pants and one bag with my clothes. I was the one selected to have my bags searched while my wife went through customs laughing!!!