Is it tsa compliant? (Airplane)
1669856
I have been through TSA at 4 different airports with this on my jacket and said nothing. Just placed it in a tub and it made it right on through. Which is sort of scary.
1669857
Because it locks, it's not compliant. http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/03/tsa-prohibited-items-list-changing_5.html
1669858
All knives have been banned once again. They reversed the decision to allow small pocket knives in 2013. If you are worried about protection, search TSA compliant items. You can get some spikes (Knitting needles) to accompany you!
1900297
I'm not an expert on this subject and I won't accept any liability for how this answer may be used. Hypothetically speaking, I would guess that this item falls in a grey area and would be subject to the discretion of the TSA officers one would encounter. I also suspect that one would, hypothetically, probably succeed in bringing this along in a carry-on. That said, I would advise checking the TSA website for specific information on what is and is not allowed and following TSA guidelines.
201858
Yes, there is absolutely no problem going through security with this bag. Have taken many flights and not once was it questioned.
850619
I would reccomend checking with TSA to make sure the item is not on the no fly list.
1841111
I have never flown with it, but I have escorted my (minor) son through TSA/security with it many times, and never had a problem. I am always approached at the gate by attendants ready to load it for me (until they find out I am escorting only), so I assume that means it's ok. :)
1131012
You would have to check with TSA (google it). Each state has its own rules.
2181480
I had no issues flying with it from Chicago to Colorado. The larger model is not TSA approved though.
801974
I answered incorrectly before. I thought you were talking about the Tactical Operator belt. The belt on the left has a plastic buckle and no metal. Should not be a TSA problem.
1517963
Yes, it is. Actually I didn't have problem during TSA and I traveled with this tent under my seat.
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.
1006116
Hello,I have heard on some rare occasions that an airline will allow this on the plane, but I would not count on that. They will be happy to gate check it for you though.Thanks!
1596266
No, not at all. We got through at least 4 security checks with no issue. I had it in my purse through the first check and when we realized it wouldn't fit on the airline we were flying (Etihad) we kept it in our carry on for the rest of the trip.
1831418
Don't know for sure but wouldn't want to take the chance that they would confiscate it. Since in can think of no reason anyone would need it during a flight I would play it safe and not take it as carry-on. Now that I think further you could loose it either way. I would check with NTSB. If it were essential that I have it at my destination I would mail it ahead. Dang! Can't depend on that either!!! Sorry.
797401
Yes it is. All strollers are compliant. You just check them at the gate and then pick it up after your flight. Btw, I love this stroller!
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.
1256931
Yes it is. It is compact and easy can be carried on or checked depending on the airline.
2150127
Yes, I flew with it both domestically and internationally. It'll have to go through the security scanner of course, but you shouldn't have any issues from security about it. I cannot imagine the airlines would complain since it can easily fit on top of or below suitcases in the overhead compartments, especially if you have a medical reason for needing it. But worst case they will gate-check it for free...