I have no idea, just a funny thought. What if you used your carry-on for like a 30lb turkey and started carving it up like Thanksgiving once you reach coasting altitude?
Funny enough, in the 80s my uncle did bring a blender on a flight to Hawaii. Apparently the attendants were totally cool with them using a hand cranked blender to make margaritas for themselves and their neighbors.
Another family member was with him and corroborated the story, so I like to believe it’s true.
I don’t think airplane outlets output more than 100Watts
I have no idea, just a funny thought. What if you used your carry-on for like a 30lb turkey and started carving it up like Thanksgiving once you reach coasting altitude?
No carving knives allowed. Otherwise a good plan.
Good point… Wonder if you could get a blender in your carry on. Imagine what would happen if you just started making smoothies mid-flight.
Funny enough, in the 80s my uncle did bring a blender on a flight to Hawaii. Apparently the attendants were totally cool with them using a hand cranked blender to make margaritas for themselves and their neighbors.
Another family member was with him and corroborated the story, so I like to believe it’s true.
All I will say is your uncle is a legend!
Oh, that’s not going to fit under your seat.
Obviously not, that’s what your carry on is for. Under the seat might work for sides or maybe some bisquits…
what if you mod somesort of abonimation that connects to 10 separate outlets to power the hotplate?