🚫Bug spray in a can cannot be brought in a carry-on bag, even if it is less than 3.4 ounces.
🍾Alcohol, regardless of size, is not allowed in both carry-on and checked bags.
💉Insulin and medications are allowed through security but must be clearly marked.
🔪Weapons such as brass knuckles and toy swords are prohibited in carry-on bags.
🔋Power banks with lithium batteries are not permitted on the airplane.
Can I bring bug spray in my carry-on bag?
—No, bug spray in a can is not allowed in your carry-on bag, regardless of its size.
Are liquids in toiletry sizes allowed in carry-on bags?
—Yes, liquids in toiletry sizes that fit in a clear plastic bag are allowed in carry-on bags.
Can I bring my insulin through security?
—Yes, insulin can be taken through security, but it needs to be clearly marked.
Can I bring a pocketknife in my carry-on bag?
—No, pocketknives are considered weapons and are not allowed in carry-on bags.
Are lithium batteries allowed in carry-on bags?
—No, lithium batteries, including power banks, are not permitted in carry-on bags.
00:04The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has created a list of 29 items that are not allowed in carry-on bags.
01:11Bug spray in a can, regardless of size, cannot be brought in a carry-on bag.
02:26Alcohol, even in bottles less than 3.4 ounces, is not permitted in both carry-on and checked bags.
02:48Insulin and medications can be taken through security but need to be clearly marked.
03:09Weapons such as brass knuckles, toy swords, and slingshots are prohibited in carry-on bags.
05:52Power banks with lithium batteries are not allowed in carry-on bags or the belly of the airplane.
07:09Other items not allowed in carry-on bags include fireworks, heated gel pads, and spray paint.
08:31Use the My TSA app to ask an agent about specific items' allowances in carry-on bags.
