Can I Carry On A New Set Of Pots And Pans On An Airplane?



It would be best to pack them in your checked bags but the answer is yes you can.

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2 Responses to “Can I Carry On A New Set Of Pots And Pans On An Airplane?”

  1. Yes. i would wrap them up really well though. and, if you can, put them in a small, rolling, luggage bad or backpack. and when you get on the plane, put the bag with the pots and pans in the overhead cabinets. that why it won’t get in the way too much.
    happy flying! : )

  2. I don’t think you’d need it but I’m pretty sure you can put it into your luggage.

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