Problem flying with a samourai sword?

Check it into the hold. It isn't even an issue.

FYI you need to learn to spell Samurai. "and I have the skills to use it" Yeah right.

You're just a fantacist. "as a pilot" more fantasy.

So? I’m an ex marine corp

If it is a real Japanese katana, do NOT take it to Japan. They will seize it and you will have to prove it is a modern reconstruction and you bought it outside of Japan. If it is a real classic from WW II or older you will not be getting it back.

Sorry, but I'm afraid you are a fraud, even in 1999 it would not have been acceptable, today you are 100% restricted to carrying such items only in checked luggage, and only in accordance with the airlines rules.

YOU CANT

If you were a pilot, you should know you cannot take a samurai sword on a plane. HELL, YOU CANT EVEN SPELL THE WORD. I think you are a liar. I have seen quite a few of your questions, and it seems that you lie about a lot of things.

IF you were telling the truth, I t would have to be put in the baggage dept, with all of the other luggage. You don't get any special treatment. You cannot even take a bottle of shampoo on a plane, and you think they will let you take a sword on the flight? You are delusional. And who cares how much it costs, you're probably lying about that too.

It is taken to the check-in and declared as a weapon, put in luggage - but if you were in the jump seat I would think you would know that.

Hi , it's been awhile. Anyway, the only method now is via checked baggage or insured and tracked air freight. You'd be wise to use a secure, high quality travel case and have it heavily insured, whether as baggage or freight.

One way only: as checked hold baggage.

I would have thought that answer was glaringly obvious to anyone claiming to have been an airline pilot!