Prohibited Items

Flight carriage rules — 25 items

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Axes and Hatchets

Axes and hatchets are sharp tools that are prohibited in carry-on baggage due to aviation security concerns. These types of tools can pose a potential threat and are therefore only permitted in checked baggage. It is crucial for passengers to adhere to this rule to avoid any issues during their travels.

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Bicycle Chain

Bicycle chains are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage for air travel. They are not classified as hazardous materials and do not require special security clearance. Proper packaging is recommended to prevent grease from damaging your luggage.

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Bottle Opener

Bottle openers are standard kitchen tools that are generally permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage during air travel. Since most bottle openers do not feature sharp blades, they do not pose a security risk and pass through screening easily. However, if your bottle opener is part of a multi-tool or a corkscrew, specific blade length restrictions may apply. Carrying a simple bottle opener is a convenient way to manage your beverages while traveling.

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Bows and Arrows

Bows and arrows are equipment used for sports and hunting purposes. Due to flight safety regulations, they are strictly prohibited in carry-on baggage. However, they are permitted in checked baggage if properly packed. Specific security procedures must be followed when transporting this equipment.

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Box Cutters

Box cutters, due to their sharp blades, are strictly prohibited from being carried in airplane cabins. These types of cutting tools pose a potential risk to the safety of passengers and crew members. However, they are permitted in checked baggage provided they are properly packaged. It is crucial to consider this rule when planning your travel.

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Compressed Air Guns

Compressed air guns, including paintball markers, are subject to specific regulations when traveling by air. For safety reasons, these items are strictly prohibited in carry-on baggage. However, they may be transported in checked baggage provided they are properly packed and meet certain conditions. It is crucial that the compressed air cylinder is detached from the gun for transport.

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Crochet Hooks

Crochet hooks are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage for air travel. To ensure safety, it is important to pack them securely to prevent any potential injuries. Follow these guidelines to enjoy your knitting or crochet projects during your flight.

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Crowbar

Crowbars are prohibited in carry-on luggage due to strict aviation security regulations. These tools must be packed in your checked baggage to ensure the safety of all passengers and crew. Please ensure your equipment is properly secured before arriving at the airport.

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Disposable Razor

Disposable razors are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage on most flights. Following proper safety and packaging guidelines ensures a smooth security screening process. Keep your personal care items organized and safe for your upcoming trip.

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Golf Divot Tool

A golf divot tool is a small accessory used to repair turf damage on golf courses. It is permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage for air travel. There are no specific quantity restrictions for this item on flights.

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Handcuffs

Handcuffs are a restraining device primarily used by security or law enforcement personnel. Carrying handcuffs on flights is subject to specific conditions, generally permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage. However, it's advisable to contact your airline in advance to prevent any misunderstandings during travel. Being able to clearly explain the purpose and use of the item is important to avoid issues at security checkpoints.

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Kirpan (Sikh Dagger)

A Kirpan is a ceremonial dagger carried by individuals of the Sikh faith as a mandatory religious requirement. Due to its nature as a cutting or thrusting weapon, it is strictly prohibited in the aircraft cabin for safety reasons. However, it is permitted in checked baggage provided it is properly secured, sheathed, and declared at the check-in counter. Passengers must ensure the item is packed safely to prevent injury to airport staff and inspectors.

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Knitting Needles

Knitting needles are generally permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage during air travel. According to TSA guidelines, you can bring needles made of various materials like plastic, bamboo, or metal on board. However, it is essential to ensure they are packed safely to prevent injury and to be aware that security officers have the final discretion.

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Knives

Knives are generally prohibited in carry-on luggage due to security risks but are permitted in checked baggage. This includes pocket knives, folding knives, and kitchen knives of various sizes. Passengers must ensure that all sharp edges are properly covered or sheathed to prevent injury to airport staff. Exceptions apply only to plastic cutlery or butter knives with rounded blades.

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Kubatons

Kubatons are self-defense tools often used as keychains or small batons for personal protection. While they are legal to own in many jurisdictions, they are strictly prohibited in the cabin of an aircraft due to their potential use as a weapon. Passengers must pack kubatons in their checked baggage to ensure they do not pose a threat during the flight. Security personnel will confiscate these items if found at a checkpoint.

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Meat Cleavers

Meat cleavers, like other sharp objects, require specific handling when traveling by air. They are strictly prohibited in carry-on baggage due to the potential safety risk they pose during a flight. However, you are permitted to transport meat cleavers in your checked baggage, provided they are packed correctly and safely. These regulations are in place to ensure the safety and security of both passengers and baggage handlers.

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Multi-tool without Blades

Multi-tools without blades are generally permitted for travel on airplanes. To ensure a smooth security screening, verify that your tool lacks any sharp cutting edges. Follow these guidelines to transport your equipment safely during your next flight.

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Nunchucks

Nunchucks are martial arts weapons and are strictly prohibited in carry-on luggage. According to aviation security rules, they must be transported in checked baggage only. Please ensure you pack them correctly to avoid any issues during your flight.

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Pill Cutter

Pill cutters are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage for air travel. These medical tools are generally considered safe and do not violate standard security regulations. You can safely carry your medication management tools on your flight.

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Pocket Knife

Pocket knives are classified as sharp objects and are strictly prohibited in carry-on baggage. For a safe journey, you must pack your pocket knife in your checked luggage. Complying with airport security regulations is essential for a smooth travel experience.

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Power Tools

Power tools, including drills and drill bits, must generally be packed in checked bags. Tools with installed batteries must also be placed in checked baggage. However, batteries installed in devices must be protected from accidental activation. External battery chargers that don't require electricity and spare, uninstalled lithium batteries must be packed in a carry-on bag. These rules are implemented to ensure flight safety.

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Sewing Machine

Bringing a sewing machine on an airplane is generally permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage. However, passengers should always verify with their specific airline regarding size and weight restrictions, especially for carry-on items. Ensuring the machine is properly packed is crucial to prevent damage during transit, making your travel experience smoother. This flexibility allows crafters and professionals to transport their essential tools wherever their journey takes them.

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Sewing Needles

Sewing needles and knitting needles, along with other needlepoint tools, are generally permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage. This flexibility allows travelers to continue their hobbies or make minor repairs during their journeys. However, it's crucial to be aware of specific regulations, especially concerning items with blades. Different rules apply to cutting tools.

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Tweezers

Tweezers are small hand tools used for personal grooming and precision tasks, and they are generally permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage during flights. As long as they do not have a dangerously sharp or long blade-like structure, they pass through security screening without issues. However, security officers may exercise discretion if the tweezers appear unusually sharp or large. Including tweezers in your personal hygiene kit is a standard practice for most travelers.

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