can you take the soda siphon and its canisters in checked or carry on lugage on cruises or airplanes
1113651
Hello, There should not be a problem bringing an empty & uncompressed soda siphon. However the C02 cartridges will not be allowed on airplanes as it is a compressed gas and can be considered hazardous. With that being said please also contact your airline customer service for additional information. Thanks!
1113652
Can't answer from personal experience BUT -- when buying the cartridges via net (they contain compressed gas) found they MUST BE SHIPPED SURFACE TRANSPORTATION. This rule (post 911 I presume) prohibits air transport of compressed gasses.In view of this, I would guess they both would be prohibited on aircraft.
1113653
You can transport the syphon in checked or carry-on once it is discharged. But the co2 cartridges can not be takes on board an aircraft. They can only be shipped by ground shipping.
1113654
Reviews as well as success rates for 'carry-on' are mixed. So go to: http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/compressed-gas-cylinders . You can make up your own mind regarding the charged cartridges of CO2 or NO2. The siphon should be packed unassembled, open for visual inspection.
1113655
Hello, There should not be a problem bringing an empty & uncompressed soda siphon.However the C02 cartridges will not be allowed on airplanes as it is a compressed gas and can be considered hazardous. With that being said please also contact your airline customer service for additional information.Thanks!
478636
I can not see where it would be a problem as long as it was in your luggage and not in a carry on bag. I carry mine in a quart zip lock bag but have not taken it on a flight.
1987634
I would contact TSA/airline to be sure. You may be able to pack the ice pack \ in luggage that is checked. I would doubt you can bring this on the plane.
2228989
Based on the FAA Office of Hazardous Materials Safety who enforces the DOT Hazardous Materials safety regulations in aviation, and the TSA security regulations, containers of lighter fluid or gas (butane, propane, etc.) are forbidden in carry on and checked baggage.
1694560
Depends on the width of the bottles but I'm pretty sure you can. We used it to go on vacation and we were able to fit bottled waters, juices, food, and the ice for a days trip!
60909
I had it in the luggage so i did not put it my carry on but I'm leaning towards you might run the risk of it being taken. Also the size may Exceed the amount of liquid your allowed to bring on an airplane.
643679
I tried to take similar packs in my carry-on and they were confiscated by security. Pack them in your checked bags and you'll be okay.
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?
630060
No. You need a hard-sided, locking bag tor transport weapons. Check with your individual airline for specific requirements.
1493347
yes! I carried it on many times when traveling. I traveled with this in a small bag (the Medela one) with bottles of milk and it was fine to bring it on the plane. They did some test to the outside of the bottles, but it didn't do anything to the milk and was allowed.
2228985
I don't believe so, I always remember the plane that went down in the FL everglades they blamed on oxygen canisters.We discarded ours in AK before we flew home and bought new once we got there. Check with the airline, I believe they have lists on their websites of acceptable items.
1643592
I carry a twelve pack of soda on each side and another strapped on top. Split the twelve pack in the middle and both halves fit in the side bags. I agree that the bags will not limit what you can carry by weight; the limit is size. The split twelve pack fills each bag.
776641
Probably not most airlines are very strict now a days.Most airports will only allow you to carry 1 oz liquid bottles on board(in a zip lock bag), but what if this is frozen when you board the plane? It's not like these can be tampered with, but your safest bet is to ask the airline you choose to fly with. Otherwise they will make you put in with your check-in-luggage, or most of them will make you leave it or throw it away before you board the plane.
910170
I write the Federal hazmat transportation regulations for a living. For domestic U.S. and international air travel, you may bring only one cartridge on board in either your checked or carry-on baggage and it must be installed in the curling iron. Refills are not authorized in checked or carry-on baggage. See 49 CFR 175.10(a)(6).
1939689
Check with TSA, however, going through secrurity with it filled with ice water is probably not going to happen.
1045257
No, they will not let you. But you might be able to have it in your plastic bag that you show. Check how much liquid is allowed on the flight. I have had mine taken when I have flown. So I pack it.
1919134
Yes - however, I've never attempted it. The compartments are stainless steel so you would assume it's OK.