Is the lock TSA accessable for airline travel?
1432395
No, it is not. However you need to know that no one is allowed to open it outside of your presence, not even TSA personnel. You and you alone have the key. If you choose to place it in your luggage be sure to secure the included cable to the frame somehow. Otherwise send it as a separate item where it will have its own tracking label.
1432396
If you mean can you unlock it for the TSA agent when it is inspected the answer is yes, otherwise I'm not sure what you are asking .
1432397
Yes, the TSA, only states locked hard box. This exceeds the TSA requirement.
2013659
not positive but pretty sure this case is TSA airline approved in the case can fit two padlocks on it.
539073
Yes- I travelled internationally with these locks on my checked bags with no problem
875484
No. Look for an ATA approved case where you can use an external TSA-approved lock. I'm not sure if any built-in lock will be TSA approved.
562277
It is lockable and I also believe it is approved for use by the airlines. However, I would not use it to transport as checked luggage. I use it to just transport from home to the range. Not rugged enough and secure enough for anything else. My 2 cents!
2013661
Yes this case is TSA airline approved and you can place two padlocks on this case. It also has locking latches with its own keys.
756392
yes, I have gone through security at several US airports with the cooler, blue ice packs, and third party sealed ice bags with no problem. You don't even have to open the cooler, but I do take it out of my bag for a separate scan. Only once did they lead me aside to the explosive detection machine and put my (full) milk bags in, but they didn't bother with the ice packs.I suspect TSA sees several of these a day and knows what to expect.
1444160
You may get by with it, especially in USA airports but when you go to other countries, it will be totally random. We have had small plastic toothpicks, diaper safety pins and various small key ring tools confiscated. I told one official that the 4" pry took had passed through TSA and foreign airport security without question many times...and was told "not a my airport!"
1978369
You can probably lock the end of the zipper to the plastic that the strap attaches to, but you'd need a longer hook than a typical, tiny luggage lock. I imagine TSA approved luggage lock would work. The mesh isn't heavy duty, so if someone wants to cut into the bag, it wouldn't be much of a problem. But a lock would deter someone from opening the bag if it was left in a non-secure area. (The bag works great for our purposes. To and from soccer practice at my son's school.)
2035166
They claim 'airline approved'. It has 2 separate locations for locks, but hard to know without asking the TSA directly.
2204920
not sure what you mean by TSA approved because TSA rules are a lockable sealed case and I have traveled with weapons in this case to and from Denver, no issues with TSA. Just be sure to bring two locks to lock the case and you are ok to travel.
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?
562273
Yes there are two places for locks and I have not traveled on a airline with with but it is very sturdy and its seems it would be fine for airlines.
1538625
I would call the Airline you are traveling on and ask. I took it through security and didn't have any problem, but things change all the time.
637946
I was able to lock the suitcase with the holes provided on it. Note that it is not TSA approved, but even the ones that are may be broken by lazy TSA agents.
1798978
I'm not sure if that lock will fit. It has a small hole to pass a lock through that I wouldn't trust. If your going to use something on an airplane I would go with a Pelican case or something high quality.
1326905
It is sturdy enough for checking on a plane but I would add an extra strap to prevent accidental opening since you cannot use the key lock because of TSA rules.