Is this product allowed for carry on luggage on a plane?
52541
Empty bottle probably. Filled with gas or camping fuel, no way. From TSA web site: Prohibited Items - Sharp items, sporting goods, guns and firearms, tools, martial arts and self defense items, explosive and flammable materials, chemicals, and other dangerous items are strictly prohibited. Check the online database if you have questions.
52542
No idea. Empty .... probably yes. Containing fuel....probably not. Contact the TSA and/or your carrier regarding your situation.
52543
When I was in the military overseas. We went through customs & they took it away from everybody that had them, even if they were empty.
52544
If it has ever had fuel in it, or they can smell that it has had fuel in it, they can potentially remove it from your luggage.
52545
Carried in my checked luggage an emptied and well vented bottle (along with my new MSR Dragonfly) from Vancouver to Tel Aviv with a stop at Heathrow, without any noticable problem. Carrying fuel is prohibited.
52546
Empty bottle probably. Filled with gas or camping fuel, no way. From TSA web site:Prohibited Items - Sharp items, sporting goods, guns and firearms, tools, martial arts and self defense items, explosive and flammable materials, chemicals, and other dangerous items are strictly prohibited. Check the online database if you have questions.
2025883
I have not tried it as a carry-on, but it is smaller than other items that I've taken to a plane as a carry-on.
152556
The description states that it is, BUT, I personally would not trust this product for airline travel. Wonderful for car travel, or home crate training. I am a multiple dog owner, I would never use this to transport my pets.
869575
Definitely ok in checked luggage. As for carry on, it looks according to the TSA approved list - http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items
1866285
You should be able to carry it on most airplanes but you should always check with your carrier first. It is rugged enough to check as checked package for sure. Just invest in a lock.
1147547
I'm not certain what you mean. If you mean is it legal to carry electronic items like this onto a plane, I have no idea, since those rules change constantly now. You'd have to call or email the airline and ask for their list of "no-fly" items. (If you can't bring a small bottle of shampoo or hand lotion on flights now, I honestly have no idea how to judge what they will deem as against the rules anymore.) If you are wanting to know if it's a good travel size, it is. It folds neatly and doesn't take a ton of space in your bag. It works well and I've had no problems with mine. I use it a few times a week and have had it for awhile now. I hope that helps.
462281
I don't think so, there's one solid piece that is almost the full length and that has the curved handle part...I believe you can use canes to get on the plane and then they store it but, I'm not completely sure...you can check with your airline. I don't think it counts as your carry on though.
779367
According to the Transportation Security Administration, you can have one in your checked luggage, but NOT in your carryon bags. It is one of several "Martial Arts/Self Defense" items that are prohibited from carryon luggage.
654064
I haven't tried it, but the manufacturers website indicated it meets TSA reqs for checked luggage.
953253
No - this is NOT TSA approved. I have had a few taken from me at the airports. But - you CAN put it in your checked luggage.
41150
I have used it as carry-on. It does depend on how full it is packed, I suppose. But I had no problem.
62228
Absolutely. I bought this specifically for travel and have carried it on at least six flights with no problem. I've heard that batteries above a certain size/power output are banned from flights, but this battery is definitely under the limit and legal for carry on and checked bags.
1866284
Hello,This should be handy enough to carry, however, I would recommend you check with the air carrier to confirm that they would allow it and it's within size limitations for carry-on items.
2153549
In the USA, I packed a handful in my carry-on and boarded without problem. Nobody flagged me for it, so am guessing it is permissible. This was during the summer of last year/2014. Good luck!
708313
Absolutely, I do it all the time! If you're still unsure my advice is to double check the airline's carry on restrictions (since some are different dimensions), and as a rule of thumb try not to over stuff it.
2132830
I know of no reason this would not be allowed in carry on luggage. They might not like it in checked luggage though.http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct;=j&q;=&e;src=s&source;=web&cd;=3&ved;=0CGcQFjAC&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.faa.gov%2Fabout%2Foffice_org%2Fheadquarters_offices%2Fash%2Fash_programs%2Fhazmat%2Fpassenger_info%2Fmedia%2Ffaa_airline_passengers_and_batteries.pdf&ei;=IeWEU8j-E8y8oQSBnIKgDQ&usg;=AFQjCNF_FDnN8cHYYWSayTlXx4UjFjF9aQ&sig2;=hOHJEccAfQXxylDyXPor1w&bvm;=bv.67720277,d.cGU&cad;=rja
113191
I used to work for TSA. This is a prohibited item and cannot be taken aboard or packed in your checked luggage. If found, it will be confiscated and destroyed.