Are these safe to travel in flight carry on luggage?
776641
Probably not most airlines are very strict now a days.Most airports will only allow you to carry 1 oz liquid bottles on board(in a zip lock bag), but what if this is frozen when you board the plane? It's not like these can be tampered with, but your safest bet is to ask the airline you choose to fly with. Otherwise they will make you put in with your check-in-luggage, or most of them will make you leave it or throw it away before you board the plane.
776642
Oh, good question....they are filled with a fluid like substance. I don't know the volume in each one, but I think it'd be enough that you might have an issue carrying them on.
1626278
I would think it would be ok but I am not positive. They are awesome and well made. I have used mine several times but I have never used them on the plane.
946364
According to SKB, the latches are TSA Accepted. You should check with SKB to determine whether or not the case is "flight safe." I myself have never flown with it.
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.
1088131
Absolutely not. These are classified as Dangerous Goods by all airlines and prohibited.
1706109
Nothing on the label about it, but I would guess you can NOT take these on a plane.
856430
No, these wipes aren't too moist unlike other wipes. I didn't have any problems carrying some of them in my carry-on bag recently.
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.
1970784
The product is water-based so it is non-flammable. However whether or not you would be able to carry aboard a plane is a question that I would refer you to contact your specific airline, or the TSA if you're flying a US airline. If I had to guess, I would guess that you "are not" going to be able to take it aboard in carry-on luggage in today's heightened security environment. Perhaps it can be in "checked" baggage, but again I would refer you to your specific airline or the TSA for the definitive answer.
2106919
For flights/travel/hotels they're pretty sturdy and TSA approved. Of course, if you're worried about some baggage handler using bolt cutters, they won't give you peace of mind. But stronger/larger/thicker ones aren't allowed by TSA. So the answer is use TSA-approved ones like everyone else to discourage petty theft, and keep your valuables with you in your carry on bag.
1975845
I'm sorry, I really don't know. I have never tried to use them on a plane...
1393416
No problems with inhalation - we had them on in the planes we were travelling in.
1005208
The batteries are sealed. I use them on my mobility scooter. They usually take my scooter with the battery pack into the luggage area of the plane, so I believe that makes them compliant.If you are asking can you transport the batteries by themselves as luggage or in your luggage, I would contact TSA or the airline you are planning to use and ask them.
2064869
I bought six of these locks and used them on my trips. I have not had any issues with the airlines nor airport security. I used them on checked bags as well and did not have to leave the keys with TSA. I have a already travelled internationally to Europe and Asia.
1223067
Taken out of Amazon packaging, they would fit easily into a carryon and don't weigh much. A pound maybe. But they are metal, so probably best in checked luggage
323516
Yes they are good for traveling. The back of the package says "Where to use" and shows a van, plane and house.
1186149
I bring my gun on the plane haha so yeah I would say yes it's safe, but might not be able to bring as carry on