are they allowed on planes
1247883
Boy....I have no idea on that one. That's a question for TSA or Homeland Security.
1247884
They shouldn't be allowed. They can be combustible when combined with certain chemicals. I would double check though.
1247885
I think it depends on the mood of the TSA agent. I was allowed to take it on board a few years ago. The agent said "I am not supposed to do this". I would say your chances are poor.
1393685
I see a bit of miss information here. You can absolutely take your car seat on an airplane if it is FAA approved and you have purchased a seat for your child. In fact, it is the safest way for your child to travel in the airplane.
111521
Patricia, I don't know...if it doesn't say on the listing, I would contact the company and ask. I bought them for an overseas air flight and they worked fine.
1025228
You should be able to. It has a small battery in it and as long as it's in carry on there shouldn't be a problem. You could call the airline to be sure.
1006116
Hello,I have heard on some rare occasions that an airline will allow this on the plane, but I would not count on that. They will be happy to gate check it for you though.Thanks!
230616
I haven't double-checked, but I don't believe aerosols or C02 canisters are allowed on airplanes. When I go on bike trips, I don't take my CO2 canisters (for inflating tires) on the plane.
1989342
No. Other than an FAA approved car seat, the only other harness or travel type thing you can use for a child on a plane is the CARES Airplane Safety Harness.
1960776
Only child restraints that meet certain standards are allowed for air travel. The standards are even more stringent that those used for car seats (not all car seats are approved). This is a booster seat for dining. It does not meet the requirements for travel of any kind and is NOT safe for an airplane.
129880
I don't know, that would be determined by airline and customs regulations. You'd get a better answer by checking with the airlines.
2282967
Call the airline and ask them....not all airlines have the same guidelines.
815177
I recommend going to the TSA website and thoroughly reading the rules located here: http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items.
1266892
They are too large for in cabin travel. As far as under the plane, I would check wit the airline you are using. Pet travel has become more regulated (which is good) but also less uniform so each airline has slightly different rules.
1106750
Aerosols of anytype (any except for personal care or toiletries in limited quantities) are prohibited in carry on and checked baggage. If you need to buy some after landing most wal marts and advance autos carry it in the car care / auto section of the stores. You can also check fir information at www.faa.gov, click on Passengers, then Preparing to Fly.
1028053
Yes they do, but because they are a bit sticky, you wouldn't sleep with them. On a plane, fine.
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To my understanding, you can carry it on flights, however, all states, countries and airlines have different rules you may want to check ahead of time with your airlines before you travel.
1818505
Question for the 2 people who answered, "Yes": Yes it can be taken on flights as a check in or Yes it has prohibited items per TSA?
1428706
I am not a TSA officer, so I'm not sure. They aren't weapons, but I would put them in my checked bags rather than carry-on. Just in case.