My first kilted flying experience

**robert_law** · 2nd June 16, 02:26 PM

In January I flew to Florida from Glasgow in a kilt was slight issue with buckles seting of alarm but they where ok about it , I did not wear a kilt pin , I got lots of compliments on arrival in Florida!

**Layne** · 3rd June 16, 01:56 PM

and have just gotten used to "being randomly selected for additional security screening".

**GrainReaper** · 3rd June 16, 05:08 PM

While in Fort Collins, do stop in the breweries and brewpubs out there, it's a fine place to enjoy some quality craft beer, I'm a fan of new Belgium so I pop in when I can for a brewery tour and tasting!

**ratspike** · 3rd June 16, 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by GrainReaper

I'm a fan of new Belgium so I pop in when I can for a brewery tour and tasting!

sis-in-law's husband has been with New Belgium for 16 years. We were over at the brewery yesterday hanging out at the employee volleyball court. I believe a tour is in the works for the weekend.

**GrainReaper** · 3rd June 16, 05:36 PM

Awesome! Tell the guys there thanks for making some tasty beers over the years, in fact, Fat Tire was one of my "Ah-Ha" beers that introduced me to the vast world of non-BMC beer, and got me into brewing myself.

**gordontaos** · 3rd June 16, 06:24 PM

Flew kilted (as usual) from Albuquerque to Baltimore round trip last week. Easy Peasy (as usual), super comfortable (as usual), had an attractive woman 20 years younger take an instant liking to me (happens more than one might imagine). So why NOT fly kilted?

**mikepalmer** · 21st June 16, 01:56 PM

Last month I flew to Santa Barbra wearing a Green Survival Utilikilt. TSA had a puzzled look and I did get the pat and scan. I find most people are intrigued by a normal run of the mill guy wearing a crazy pocketed pair of pants with no legs! Thumbs up as always.