Are these legal to take on a plane? In other words, are they identified as being flammable?
1392099
I've never had them questioned and usually have one in my bag. That said there is nothing more consistent than the inconsistency of the TSA. Hope that helps.
779369
Yes.Pepper Spray is NOT, because it is in a pressurized container. They are very sensitive about these things at this time and rules are constantly changing without much notice, so check with your airline prior to packing. There was even an uproar when TSA decided to allow passengers to carry PEN KNIVES aboard or in their carry-ons.
1993265
There is no indication on the bottle that indicates they are flammable, the paints are water based. You may be able to find additional information on their website: www.createxcolors.com
1088131
Absolutely not. These are classified as Dangerous Goods by all airlines and prohibited.
167520
I believe they are as long as it passes through their security screenings as carry-on baggage. Before going to the airport I suggest that you call your local airport, or better yet the TSA itself as these things vary from state to state.
256861
FAA does NOT permit passengers to bring there own extensions. These extensions are not always approved for use by the FAA and therefore may not be safe in an emergency. Just use one the airlines carry - they have plenty of them - and they are approved for safe use.
1444159
You CANNOT travel with these. They will be confiscated. I've lost two. They are lovely, well made devices. Well worth having if you are not going to travel with them. But the WILL BE CONFISCATED if you try to take they through airports. PERIOD.
723365
Not in a carryon. Too big. Not sure about it in the luggage. It is not flammable and I am sure was sent by plane to me via ups.
1266893
No, actually, I am sure they are NOT acceptable for airline travel. They collapse for easy storage and to transport them without a dog, but they would not fit under any seat I've ever seen on a plane.
620574
I do not believe these are fire rated, as I couldn't find any information on the Website or my manual.
2111257
The airline I work for prohibits the devices from being used or carried onboard because it is considered a fire hazard. Better check with the airline you're using.
710311
I am not an authority on what is permissible to carry on an airplane. However, when I have a question of this nature, I go to www.tsa.gov and then to the tab for traveler information; and would recommend that to the inquirer. I did a quick check and noted that both compressed gas canisters and tear gas are prohibited for both carry-on and checked luggage, so am pretty sure the answer is NO.
369879
I don't have a definite answer to that,I purchased these not for travel use,I did travel last July to the Philippines,but I didn't have them on my luggages.I t is probably better if you do a research about TSA security rules about locks on luggages,baggages, etc.
601479
I would doubt it but I really don't know. They won't let you carry liquid on to a plane and there is liquid sealed inside them. I would go to the FAA website and read or ask them.
494744
think they are nitrocellulose, but I doubt they are regulation compliant, I bought them for use in a pump style air gun for parades,
864294
I'd bet if you don't carry it on.. and it's definitely less than the liquid max you're aloud to carry... but since it's a fire starting device you'd have to call the airlines probably. They're changing the laws a bit, like allowing non-locking pocket knives now. and such
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Yes it is flammable. I doubt that you can put it in the your luggage, but I do not know the airline regulations.