Are You Allowed To Bring A Camera Onto An Airplane In You Carry-on Bag?



im oging on a trip and i need to know if you can bring a camera onto the plane in your carru-o
n bag. also what about lipgloss?

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14 Responses to “Are You Allowed To Bring A Camera Onto An Airplane In You Carry-on Bag?”

  1. Schnurrbart, P.I. on August 9th, 2009 at 4:16 PM

    Of course you can. Your question makes me very sad. People shouldn’t have to deal with this constant invasion of privacy and erosion of our rights caused by mindless fear. First it’s nail clippers and now it’s liquids. We can only guess how the people took over the planes, but we are fairly certain that no one ever used any liquid explosives on a plane. Just because it’s possible is no reason to inconvenience so many. Stand up and stop taking it people! And this poor girl is so scared to break the rules that she can’t even imagine what they are because they make no common sense, so she has to ask us. It’s astounding!

  2. Lip gloss as long as it isn’t over 100ml(3.4 ounces)
    You can bring a camera but your going to need to show it to security officials.

  3. Yes…you can bring them on the plane. The TSA agents are going to want to check the inside of the camera….. if it’s 35mm or a Film type of camera, leave it unloaded so they can check inside the camera without exposing your film. Put the film in a clear plastic baggie so they can see what it is. If it’s a digital camera, they might want to open the battery compartment to check inside. Lipgloss shouldn’t be a problem. Check this website for all the info:

  4. yes u can bring the camera, but make sure if u take pics on the flight, that ur neighbor doesnt get disturbed lol

  5. Today yes! Tomorrow No! The day after tomorrow Yes! The day after that No!
    Get the hint! They are changing the rules everyday so it is best to check with the airlines about it. Don’t depend on what they allowed or didn’t allow a week before or even a couple of days before.

  6. Yes, you can bring it on. Just put it in your bag, you don’t need to show it to anyone.
    Put your lip gloss in a 1 quart Ziploc bag. It’s required now when you pass thru security that all liquids of 3 oz or less be in a Ziploc bag. This includes lip gloss. Keep this bag out of your carry on and place it on the bin when passing thru security.

  7. Yes you can.

  8. you can bring a camera on board and also lip gloss

  9. I was allowed

  10. If it is a film camera, you absolutely want to have it in your carry-on. The X-rays used to scan checked luggage can damage film in a camera. Usually, the X-ray for carry-on luggage is not as intense so it doesn’t damage the film but the TSA agents at the security check-point can let you know more details.
    (Don’t forget any film rolls should go in your carry-on as well!)
    If you have a digital camera, X-rays will not affect it.
    Your lip gloss should be fine. Just put it in a quart-sized clear ziplock (per TSA recommendations) at the security checkpoint.

  11. yea im pretty sure

  12. I brought mine not to long ago on a trip to SC.
    It was cool to get pictures from above the clouds.

  13. I carried mine on and a laptop.I had to show it to them and run it through the xray machine.

  14. It depends on what country you are flying either to or within. In the US you can bring lipgloss on board, but it should be inside the gallon ziploc bag with all other carry on liquids. As far as your camera goes – you can bring it -but if you use regular film it could get ruined as it goes through the screening equipment. I suggest either (a) digital camera; (b) disposable camera purchased at destination and developed before your return; (c) regular camera – purchase film at destination and develop before your return.
    If you are traveling to another country other than the US – you should check with their government websites as some countries allow no electronic devices.

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