Airport security

I was able to get through security at the Chicago O'Hare airport today in part because I solved a cube for the agent. I lost my license and the only form of ID I had on me was my school's student ID... They let me through after I answered a few questions and solved a cube they found in my bag.
 
Once in a Parisian airport (don't remember which one), security pulled my bag aside because the V7 in it looked suspicious to them. When they realized it was nothing more dangerous than a plastic toy, they became much nicer and even asked me to do a cubing demo to them.
 
I think Crazycuber1 is referring to whether he can take it over seas with him because of the dayan and 7towns dispute?
 
Then the issue may be with customs, not with security. Airport security cares only about the dangerosity of the items you are carrying, not about their copyright status.
Practiaclly speaking I've never had any problem with customs when I was carrying all my competition cubes with me.
 
Be sure to take a look on the monitor when your bag goes through. They look beautiful on x-ray.

When I went to NIOpen, I had all my cubes in a silver flight case and it looked awesome.

I thought I'd definately get called up but the guy looked away as it went through haha!
 
I brought like 40 puzzles with me to Tree Town when I was visiting U of M and my Aunt. It was really really early in the morning. So they probably let it go by.
 
I get stopped at airport security every single time. Probably because I have my cubes in this and combined with wires from cell changes and laptop chargers, it probably looks pretty sketchy.
 
A few years ago I used to get stopped regularly (apparently all those screws pointing towards the center look mighty suspicious), although all they'd do was take a look in the bag and swab around. Nowadays they usually let me through without incident - maybe their equipment has improved.
 
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