Prohibited Items

Flight carriage rules — 225 items

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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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Bicycle Pump

Bicycle pumps are permitted items for air travel and can be carried in both carry-on and checked baggage. They do not fall under restricted items according to standard aviation security guidelines. You can safely pack your pump for your cycling trip without major concerns.

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Bicycles

Bicycles are items that require careful planning when traveling by air due to their special dimensions and transportation requirements. They are generally not allowed in the aircraft cabin and must be transported as checked baggage. Airlines have specific rules, fees, and packaging standards for bicycle transport. Therefore, it is crucial to contact the relevant airline before your trip to obtain up-to-date information. Preparing your bicycle safely for air travel is a critical step for the safety of both yourself and other passengers.

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Billy Clubs

Billy clubs are prohibited in the aircraft cabin due to security regulations. However, they are permitted to be transported in checked baggage. Ensure you follow all airline packaging guidelines for safe transport.

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Binoculars

Binoculars are optical devices that can be carried in both carry-on and checked baggage during air travel. There are no restrictions on bringing them on board. It is recommended to pack them securely to protect the lenses.

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Biological Specimens in Preservative

Non-infectious biological specimens stored in preservative solutions are permitted for travel. You must follow strict FAA guidelines regarding liquid volumes and container integrity. Proper documentation and labeling are essential for a smooth security screening process.

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Black Jacks (Self-Defense Weapons)

Black jacks are prohibited in the aircraft cabin due to security regulations. You are allowed to transport them only in your checked baggage. Please follow these guidelines to ensure a smooth flight experience.

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Blankets

Blankets are permitted items for air travel and can be carried in both carry-on and checked baggage. They are not classified as hazardous materials and do not require special handling. Passengers are free to bring them for comfort during their flight.

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Explosive
Blasting Caps

Blasting caps are strictly prohibited on all flights due to their high explosive risk. They are not permitted in carry-on or checked baggage under any circumstances. Compliance with these safety rules is mandatory for all passengers.

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Blender

Blenders are permitted on airplanes in both carry-on and checked baggage. To ensure safety, the blade must be removed and securely wrapped. Follow these guidelines to transport your kitchen appliance safely on your next flight.

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Medical
Blood Sugar Test Kit

Blood sugar test kits are essential medical devices that allow diabetic passengers to regularly monitor their blood sugar levels during flights. These kits typically include components such as a glucometer, test strips, lancets, and alcohol wipes. They are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage to facilitate health monitoring during air travel. It is crucial for passengers to carry these kits with them to ensure their health and well-being throughout their journey.

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Bobby Pins

Bobby pins are small, typically metal or plastic accessories used to secure and style hair. These widely used everyday items can be easily carried during air travel. They are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage, allowing passengers to meet their personal grooming needs while traveling.

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Bocce Balls

Bocce balls are sports equipment typically made of metal or hard plastic, used for a specific game. They are generally allowed in both carry-on and checked baggage for air travel. However, due to their weight and size, it's important to pay attention to airline baggage policies. These balls pose no security risk, so they can usually be transported without issues on most flights.

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Body Armor

Body armor is generally permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage. However, it is crucial to remember that even if an item is typically allowed, TSA officers have the final authority to determine whether an item can pass through the security checkpoint. This means their decision is ultimate regarding the admissibility of the item. Passengers should be prepared for this discretion and comply with officer instructions.

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Books

Carrying books on airplanes is permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage without any specific restrictions. However, due to the density of paper, they can sometimes obstruct the view on X-ray machines during security screening. TSA officers or security personnel may request that you remove large books from your bag for a separate inspection. Always keep in mind the overall weight limits of your airline.

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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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Liquid
Bottled Water

Carrying bottled water on flights is subject to specific security regulations regarding liquids in carry-on luggage. While strict 100ml limits apply to cabin bags, there are generally no quantity restrictions for checked baggage. Passengers must adhere to the 3-1-1 rule to ensure a smooth transition through security.

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Bowling Balls

Bowling balls are classified as sports equipment that could potentially be used as a bludgeon, making them prohibited in the aircraft cabin. Due to their significant weight and density, they must be transported within checked baggage to ensure flight safety. Passengers should verify their airline's weight restrictions before travel to avoid excess baggage fees. Proper padding and specialized bags are highly recommended to prevent damage during transit.

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Bowling Pins

Bowling pins are classified as sports equipment that could potentially be used as a bludgeon, making them prohibited in the aircraft cabin. According to TSA and international aviation safety standards, these items must be transported within checked baggage only. Passengers should ensure they are properly packed to prevent damage to other items in the suitcase. Attempting to bring them through security checkpoints in carry-on bags will result in confiscation.

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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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Boxing Gloves

Boxing gloves are essential equipment for athletes and boxing enthusiasts for training and competitions. Carrying such personal sports items on airplane journeys generally does not pose a problem. They are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage. This allows traveling athletes to easily bring their equipment with them wherever they go.

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Brass Instruments

Brass instruments are musical instruments that require special care when traveling by air. This category typically includes wind instruments such as trumpets, trombones, French horns, and tubas. Due to their delicate construction, proper packaging and handling are crucial during transit. There are specific rules and recommendations for carrying them in both cabin and checked baggage.

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Brass Knuckles

Brass knuckles are classified as offensive weapons and are strictly prohibited in the aircraft cabin. While they may be permitted in checked baggage under specific federal regulations, passengers must be aware of local laws at both departure and arrival points. Carrying these items in carry-on luggage will lead to confiscation and potential legal action.

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