September 11, 20169 yr Hi. Am I likely to have any problems bringing used but quality cookware through customs? There may be up to seven items (or less depending on my weight allowance) and they are all Le Creuset cast iron pots and pans. Most of them are over 30 years old and have strong sentimental value. Simon Edited September 11, 20169 yr by SimonD Spelling
September 11, 20169 yr Í would think you would have more issues with weight and damage. Cast iron is extremely fragile to impact more so when cold, impact is something that hold luggage gets in buckets and cold is what most aircraft holds get "I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"
September 11, 20169 yr Author Good point, Crossy. I hadn't thought about that aspect... As I'm planning to move my stuff over from UK in batches, maybe I'll just risk one less-valuable pan to start with. And wrap it up in insulating foam and pack clothes around it to cushion any shocks. So, if it survives the flight you don't see any particular problems with Thai customs? Simon
September 11, 20169 yr I have brought big stainless steel heavy duty frying pans, cutlery etc. by air. No issues, no searches.
September 20, 20169 yr You might have problems if you were to pack a pressure cooker with the lid on.
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