With The New Security Nowadays, What Can/can’t I Bring On An Airplane With Me As A Carry-on Luggage?

This information changes frequently. That’s why I go to the source. Bookmark this page so you’ll always have it handy.
DON’T rely on your airline for this information, they don’t handle the security checkpoints and are not always up to date on the latest changes in security.

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2 Responses to “With The New Security Nowadays, What Can/can’t I Bring On An Airplane With Me As A Carry-on Luggage?”

David G on August 9th, 2009 at 4:35 PM

Well, in addition to all the things you couldn’t before don’t bring any liquids or gels. If you need medication that is liquid you can take it in amounts of no more than 4 oz. For all the details just go to the Transport Security Administration website here: http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm
Good luck and have a great trip!!!
Cathee D on August 9th, 2009 at 5:34 PM

The level of security alerts at airports changes from time to time. Therefore, it is best to check the website of your airline at least one day before your travel date to make sure of what’s allowed and what’s not. Also, if you purchase your ticket on line (which means they have your e-mail addy), you’d likely get the most updated info by e-mail anyway; usually 2-3 days before your travel date.

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