The Wenger Air Traveler replaces the usual small pen-blade with an eyeglass/micro-screwdriver so it meets commercial passenger airline security regulations, and can also be carried in other more restricted areas. If one already carries a larger knife, then this model may complement it by adding some useful pocket tools without redundancy.

Name Disambiguation: This model was also marketed as the "OptiTool," but on this wiki, though on this wiki, OptiTool is used to specifically refer to models with a blade and the micro-screwdriver, and "Air Traveler" is used for the bladeless version..

Discontinued model.

Layer Tools

• Micro Screwdriver
• Scissors
• Nail File with Nail Cleaner tip
• Keyring

Scale Tools

• Toothpick
• Tweezers

Scales 

Regular red synthetic scales are standard.

History

From relevant catalogs, it appears that this model was only available in the US market.

In the US, it was marketed as the "OptiTool" in from at least 2002–2004, and as the "Air Traveler" from at least 2008–2009.

Physical Specifications

• Length: 65mm

Variations

A Realtree Hardwoods scaled version with the same tool configuration was sold as an OptiTool. This version has grey anti-reflective coated tools.

Identifiers

• 16912: Red synthetic scales
• 16459: Realtree Hardwoods in blister pack; sold as "OptiTool"

Both US format model numbers

Related Models

• OptiTool - A small blade replaces the nail-file
• Esquire - The micro screwdriver is replaced with the regular pen-blade
• Swiss Clipper AT - Adds the folding nail-clipper