Are they allowed in airplane carry-ons (TSA approved)?
1418358
Direct quote from the TSA website: Scissors with blades smaller than 4 inches, small needles carried for special medical needs, and other sharp objects that do not contain a blade may be placed in carry-on baggage. That said, airport authorities in New Zealand confiscated a pair of these in 2012.
2021042
No airline will approve these for onboard carry/travel. They are too large, including the smallest one, Model n2 21.
2005229
Great. I travel on airplanes all the time with them and dont have an issue. Should be fine.
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
2068107
I don't know for sure but I'll have to agree with the rest, NO. However if your purpose is for firearms on a flight,as long as you have the two keys on your person, the TSA agent has a master, that's why they're TSA approved.
2064195
You can't take this in carry on, but the TSA will allow it in with checked baggage under their stun gun regulations. You need to check with your individual carrier because some carriers will treat this using the same rules as a firearm, such as unloaded and must be in a locked container. Regardless, I do not believe they will allow you to carry it with the battery in place, and in fact, you are probably better off keeping the battery with you in the cabin.
599146
Theoretically yes, but that's up to the individual airlines. You really need to check with the airline in question, and even then it's up to the flight attendants when you get on the plane, there are no guarantees that you'll be allowed to treat it as a carry-on. That's one of the reasons I bought this guitar, but the airlines have tightened up their regulations.
481704
They have the required airline rails. HOWEVER, each airline is different (especially when flying international) so we recommend you check with your specific airline. Fore example, they require that you have feeding and and watering trays that can be refilled externally. These ARE NOT supplied with our crates. The crate itself is TSA compliant though.
1111700
I've seen on TSA.gov website under prohibited items,a long list of items. Maybe that will help.
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.
2013659
not positive but pretty sure this case is TSA airline approved in the case can fit two padlocks on it.
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.
830021
I am not sure about that. We use Graco and have never had a problem. The side of the car seat should have a label saying it is airline approved or TSA approved.
1266892
They are too large for in cabin travel. As far as under the plane, I would check wit the airline you are using. Pet travel has become more regulated (which is good) but also less uniform so each airline has slightly different rules.
401985
http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-itemsAs the TSA mentioned. Items that aren't specifically be prohibited may still be regulated in other ways. You need to call your airline since its smarter of international law not just US.
1025228
You should be able to. It has a small battery in it and as long as it's in carry on there shouldn't be a problem. You could call the airline to be sure.
352436
No problem putting in hand luggage. One trip I packed it in my carry-on laptop case; another trip I packed it in my regular luggage. No problems either time. TSA recognize insulin as a necessary medicine. The first time I traveled with the insulin protector case I did have a printed confirmation of my prescriptions just in case they asked, but I never needed to use it.