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Anyone carried a two-piece on a plane recently?

Capriceragtop
in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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Hey folks,

 

Picked up a four-piece St. Croix Triumph the other day and got a feel for it.

 

As expected, the sensitivity isn't great, though it could be the fact I was using mono, which I never use. Considering swapping to a two piece, but the main purpose of this is as a travel rod.

 

I'm pretty sure I'd have no issue carrying a four piece on a plane as carry-on, as it packs to about 20" long. But, I'm curious if someone has carried a 6'6" or 7' two piece spinning rod in a case on a plane recently. I'll be traveling internationally on Delta, so any info specific to them would be handy.

 

Tight lines!

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    2 piece with a biscuit..same thing happen to Fred Sanford when they flew back to St Louis for a funeral 

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