can I carry this through airport security in mu carry on in case i am in a plane crash?
614774
Probably not. If I understand correctly, the part that will break the window uses a small explosive(?)/propellant(?). It would seem that the Federal Aviation Agency would have some strict rules about that kind of thing. Having said that, I would still check with your airline. They'll definitely know better than me.
614775
I'm just guessing, but no -- it is too much like a weapon. Cutting edge, pointed hammer would probably get the screeners all uptight. In any case, I doubt you would find the hammer of any use, and the odds are low of having to cut the seat belt.
614776
I don't think you can, because on the bottom left there is a razor. this is designed to keep you safe in a car. I bet you could send it to yourself through the mail so you can use it in a rental car wherever you're going.
614777
In a commercial plane crash, this tool won't help you. The windows are not glass, the holes are made specifically to be smaller than at least most people, and even if you wriggle out, all the flotation devices are still in the plane. If you need to transport this to the far side of a plane ride, your best bet is to either check it into the luggage compartment or mail it to yourself.
570310
Indeed you can, only if it is checked at the gate. You will be able to access it at the gate and pick it up wen leaving the aircraft. I would double check with the individual airline
321310
Funny that you mention that, Why Yes you can. I flew United and Southwest after I got this and was my only carryon for some overnight trips.I had this pretty full with my laptop/books and a couple other things and it fits nearly perfect under the seat in front of me. P.S. I did have to show TSA how to open it when I went through security.
513598
I cant say for sure, but I know that I would not try to bring it on a flight. Look on the TSA website - they have a page of confiscated items.
630060
No. You need a hard-sided, locking bag tor transport weapons. Check with your individual airline for specific requirements.
1396788
No I wouldn't recommend that you put it in a carry on luggage, if you managed to fit it in, which I don't think it would, chances are it would break in the handling of your luggage on the plane.
1211352
NO.If you go to the link from deely153, it now has a disclaimer that the TSA reneged on allowing small knives on planes. To be safe, only put it in a checked bag.
1402607
The answers are yes, and I doubt it, in that order. But you can bring it as cabin baggage quite safely. It fits in the overhead luggage compartment if you turn it sideways.
263401
Carry on would be fine. Depending on how you pack, it may need to go in the overhead compartment.
1968738
It has a knife and saw blades, so it cannot be carried on. It must be packed in you checked luggage if you take it.
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.
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.
1832207
What kind of security? TSA? I doubt they will let you take it through airport security. You'd be much better off with something that is obviously medical transport.
1830679
that is going to be completely up to the TSA employee you're working with and how familiar they are with the product. Their regulations are very ambiguous on this item. I would suggest if you want to take it on carry-on get a new one in the original packing. Thank you for the question I had to do some research
116931
Yes but take it out of your bag with the camera so they know what it is. We have gotten through security. Remember every airport can be different so you may want to call the airline ahead of time.
1320526
A Leatherman may be put into your checked baggage. It cannot be carried into the passenger area of a plane.
1789141
I would imagine there would not be a problem taking it on a plane as it takes up less room than a pair of crutches. However, I am not 100& sure. I have not seen nor do I know any bag available for this item. When closed, the velcro strap holds it very securely. I have used mine & it is very comfortable & sturdy. I hope that I have helped you in your queations.