I recently flew from Las Vegas to New Orleans on Southwest Airlines, and this trip turned out to be just as smooth as usual when checking in a firearm. If you’ve followed this Flying with Guns series, you know the process can vary depending on the airport, airline, and even the counter agent you get that day. Smooth Sailing at Check-In I arrived early at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) and went straight to the Southwest counter to declare my firearm. As usual, the agent knew exactly what to do. I filled out the firearm declaration card, placed it in a Fedex…
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