IS THIS ITEM TSA APPROVED?
987316
I am not sure. I know in reading reviews from other before purchasing, several people said they used it while staying in hotel rooms/ traveling.
2013658
not positive but I would say yes it is TSA airline approved and you can fit two padlocks on it
618463
Yes it is! Fully waterproof, TSA compliant as a carry on. Buy direct from me! nitroblast@hotmail.com
881465
This isn't meant to be sarastic so please don't take it as such: I'm not with the TSA, so I can't comment on whether or not this is able to be brought on board. I'm not sure what the rules and regulations are for air travel, but in all honesty it's just a flashlight.
944217
I would say yes, but if you travel by plane I can't see this getting through the TSA. Maybe in a checked bag?
1191320
Yes it is, with full warranty. I am happy with its look, functionality and size. This is my third one. Gave my first one to the TSA agent at the airport and the second one to my son. I hope to hold on to this one for years to come.
816722
i had it, along with other electronics, in my suitcase when i checked my bag and my bag was searched by TSA. it was allowed because it was still in my bag when i got my bag at my destination
141000
It is if it's locked. The holes for locks are really small though, so mostly just for show, but it'll keep TSA happy.
513598
I cant say for sure, but I know that I would not try to bring it on a flight. Look on the TSA website - they have a page of confiscated items.
2008883
This is a soft case/cover. I don't know what the TSA regulations are for transporting electronics.
1679058
It is approved for airline use. If concerned about the weight of the product and transporting through the airport, you may also want to consider the Britax travel cart.
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.
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.
601480
Not sure. Best to check the TSA website. Not sure how they'd classify it. You could check with your airline as well.
1107583
A message from the manufacturer: While flying with our tools it is important to stay informed&#8203;&#8203;&#8203;. Though TSA does not provide an official approval certificate on any of its items, the only thing we can ensure is that our tools will fit inside of their guidelines. Most TSA Agents are uninformed themselves and will use a conservative approach&#8203; when dealing with an unknown situation. It's a lot easier for them to say something is prohibited and move on than doing their due diligence. &#8203;According to the official TSA website (http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items)&#8203; Scissors - metal with pointed tips and blades shorter than 4 inches are allowed, but blades longer than 4 inches are prohibited NO OK Our tools meet the guidelines because 1. There are no actual "blades" or sharp edges, the entire unit is rounded off with soft corners 2. The entire tool isn't longer than 4 inches. Metal with pointed tips shorter than 4 inches is very much permitted. These 2 points alone should be enough to make your case. Remember, TSA Agents don't have these rules memorized, so it is important that you do!
113191
I used to work for TSA. This is a prohibited item and cannot be taken aboard or packed in your checked luggage. If found, it will be confiscated and destroyed.
2035166
They claim 'airline approved'. It has 2 separate locations for locks, but hard to know without asking the TSA directly.