Does TSA make you provide your own cause I fly a lot?
626734
Unfortunately the TSA doesn't provide it for you. On the plus side, with a restriction of 3.4 ounces for a carry-on amount you'll have enough for 2074 flights. And a little to spare to share with the stewardesses!
1475988
Generally speaking, yes. You will need to declare it and let them 'examine it". It will help if you have the original box. You may encounter some uneducated TSA agent sobe prepared to explain what it is. Good luck!
435577
I am sorry, but that is not a question that I can answer. I haven't been on a plane in a very long time. I've been getting everywhere by car. Sorry, but I am not very sure.
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?
1837019
Yes, great purchase...get rechargeable batteries. I love as I fly a lot and very comfortable.
1369566
I don't know what "TSA Approved" actually means. If you asked three TSA agents you would get three answers. Okay on Monday, maybe not on Tuesday, no way on Wednesday and absolutely fine on Thursday.
991120
Oh yea, thats not a problem just make sure your under the weight if you are flying. They may charge you a bit if its heavy.
2111258
It depends on the airline and stewardess.i use it fairly often , but one air Canada flight ( newest plane) made me take out the battery.
2041937
I've taken it on several flights, and it has gone under the seat in all planes I've taken. It bulges a lot when it's really full, but I was always able to squeeze it under enough to not draw attention from the flight attendants.
1532344
They have a master key to unlock "TSA approved locks" per their website. If you use a lock that is not TSA approved, they will cut off your lock.
1074799
Yes, but keep extra charged batteries on a long flight...they go rather too quickly.
630060
No. You need a hard-sided, locking bag tor transport weapons. Check with your individual airline for specific requirements.
1111700
I've seen on TSA.gov website under prohibited items,a long list of items. Maybe that will help.
1669856
I have been through TSA at 4 different airports with this on my jacket and said nothing. Just placed it in a tub and it made it right on through. Which is sort of scary.
79615
I woudnt think so but i would highly recommend you look it up on a TSA website
577946
I've taken it on a few flights and they've let me on with it. I've taken it while carrying a seperate rolling bag so it counted as a personal item i think.
256859
Sorry! Just checked and found that FAA sent out a memo to airlines saying that passengers should not be using personal seat extenders. In flight personnel have never commented on it or stopped me from using it.