I could only find it for sale in India A recent reviewer wrote 'Very nice smell and little strong, everyone ask me I want it'. and that bag and quite possibly that passenger will not be going on any aeroplane soon. The security X-ray will see the pineapple outline, 'illuminated' by the flammable eau de toilette in it, the cap, lug, safety handle and ring pull and immediately set the alarm bells going. Now, if I had spent my money on buying a long haul ticket and I wanted to get to the destination in this ever more dangerous world I wouldn't put something like this in my suitcase. OK I have seen and thrown real grenades before, so I know what they are, but it was so unexpected I was very cautious in picking it up until I could be reasonably sure this was nothing more than a stupidly manufactured life size replica, painted glass and plastic hand grenade shaped container for eau de toilette complete with pineapple body, lug, fly off handle and ring pull safety pin. I found various aerosols, deoderants, olive oil hairspray, aerosol shoe cleaner, a lithium battery powered laptop and then, fumbling amongst the woollen jumpers and magnificent stilettoed heeled shoes, I found.

I asked her permission to remove it and started searching for it in the case.

So I mentioned this to this lady who eventually let on she had some perfume in one of the cases. But if sent as unaccompanied baggage, they become fully regulated dangerous goods that must be declared and packed in accordance with strict regulations. In general, and within limitations, you can put many of these items under the category of 'toiletries' in your suitcase and check them in without any requirement to mention them. These include perfumes and aftershaves, which normally contain flammable alcohol, deoderants and hairsprays which come in pressurized canisters, often with a flammable gas propellant, electronics with lithium ion batteries which can burst into flames if damaged, and many other consumer and household items. Now, there are many everyday items we have that are classified for transport as hazardous. We duly quoted and she accepted the price, and we collected the bags from the terminal. When she got it, it appears she found it excessive and the world's best airline referred her to us at the Cargo Centre to send the bags as unaccompanied baggage.as air cargo. They said they would supply a price to forward the cases to her. But our lady was of more modest means and chose to leave two large, bulging suitcases with a left luggage company before flying on to her destination.

Or of paying the extortionate airline excess baggage rate of something like £ 50.00 per kilo. Now it's not unusual for Nigerian ladies in particular to turn up at check-in with anything from three to ten times the permitted baggage allowance and think nothing of it. I received a phone call from a Nigerian lady who had checked in for a long haul flight with the world's best airline. I've met so many great people, had a great laugh at times, shared great friendships and enjoyed the challenge and variety of the job. I'm getting to a stage of life where sometimes I wish I no longer had a job.

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