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Evelina, this will of course need an FFA Flight approved Case. Their will be a small charge for flight accommodations and the Airline will handle the firearm transport to and from your destination. Safe trip and Cheers!

Evelina, You will need an approved case that locks and can not be pried open. Goes with checked luggage. Ammunition in separate locked secure container. Make sure you keep your keys secure but handy. You WILL be asked to open case at some point for the TSA. Depending on airline there will be additional paperwork and fees.

You will need a FFA Flight approved Case and I suggest that you contact the airline that you will be flying on and ask them their procedures (they are all slightly different) most airlines will inspect the firearm and lock the case before putting it in checked baggage