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Calculated Shard: 12 (from laksa148)

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Query:

curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa012.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage","crawl_time":1775651932,"first_indexed_time":1598596443,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,budgetair!www,\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage s443","src_root_hash":"12190351861221240212","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Prohibited Items to carry onboard | BudgetAir.com Blog","meta_descriptions":["What items are prohibited in carry-on luggage? There are strict rules on what is allowed in your hand carry on a plane so check the list."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Carry-on luggage restrictions: What items are not allowed?\nHand luggage or \"carry-on\" baggage is pretty handy to bring with you when traveling because it is easy to carry, hard to lose, and helps travelers avoid paying extra baggage fees. It is important to get your head around the restrictions in order to avoid any unnecessary hassles and to make boarding your flight easier. The restrictions may change a little with each airline, but according to the\nTransport Security Administration's rules and regulations\n, there is a general guide on universal restrictions. Learn more on\nwhat items are restricted on your carry-on luggage\nand be prepared before your departure.\nHand luggage \/ Carry-on restrictions\nLiquid restrictions\nSharp objects\nAgricultural products\nFirearms and ammunition\nExplosives and flammable items\nSporting equipment\nCamping stoves and fuel containers\nLiquid Restrictions\nMany countries have restrictions on the type and quantity of liquids that you may carry in your carry-on. For passengers carrying liquids, they should\nnot be more than 3.4 ounces or 100 ml\n. Containers bigger than 3.4 ounces are not allowed even if they are not full. However, people traveling with small children may be exempt from this restriction. Travelers who intend to carry liquids such as shower gel, perfume, contact lens solution, and pastes should pour the liquids into travel size containers.\nLiquids such as acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda, and vehicle fuel are not allowed on the plane. Liquid medication laws vary by country; however, in most cases, you can carry almost any amount as long as you have a doctor's prescription.\nSharp objects\nSharp objects are not allowed on planes\nas they can be used as weapons, thereby posing a potential threat to those on board\n. Knives, saws, scissors with blades longer than 4 inches are some of the items that are not allowed on the plane. Passengers are also unable to carry razors unless they are disposable, however, electric razors are allowed. Cutting instruments are not allowed in carry-on bags, but you can travel with plastic cutlery and safety razors in your carry-on.\nAgricultural products\nTSA\nrestricts meat, fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products in hand luggage unless it meets certain criteria\n, such as fruits and vegetables are in solid form (not as a liquid or gel) and you are traveling within the continental United States. Also\nUSDA\n(U.S. Departure of Agriculture) restricts travelers from bringing fresh fruits and vegetables from certain places, such as Hawaii to the U.S. mainland ) due to possible threat of spreading invasive plant pests or disease.\nItems such as\ncheese\n,\nmeat, seafood\nalso have certain restrictions.\nFirearms and ammunition\nGuns and devices that can be used to cause significant injury by firing are prohibited in carry-on baggage\n. These items can only be carried in your\nchecked luggage with restrictions\n, and it is essential to notify the airline in advance for approval. Other forms of restricted weapons include bows, crowbars and arrows, harpoon guns and spear guns, slingshots, and catapults. You must notify the airlines at least 72 hours before your flight to travel with your equipment. You will need to specify the number of firearms you intend to carry, the type, model, and weight of ammunition.\nExplosives and flammable items\nExplosives and flammable substances capable of causing harm or serious injury to passengers and boarders of a plane are\nprohibited in all luggage and cannot be transported\n. These explosives include dynamite, gun powder, plastic explosives, mines, grenades, blasting caps, detonators, and fuses. Flammable substances include paints, solvents, varnish, liquid oxygen systems, petrol, and cylinders containing combustible gas. Lighter fuel, lighter refills, and \"strike anywhere: matches* are forbidden.\nSporting equipment\nSporting equipment\nsuch as\nbaseball bats, ski poles, hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, hiking poles, walking sticks, bowling pins, and other sporting equipment are not allowed in hand luggage or carry-ons\n. Rollerblades are also not allowed in hand luggage, but please check with the airlines if you're planning to bring your skateboard due to weight and size limitations. Ion battery-powered personal transportation devices are not permitted in hand luggage or carry-on bags. Javelins, pole vaults, hang gliders, canoes, paddles over 190 cm lengthwise, windsurfing boards and sails are also not allowed in your hand baggage\nCamping stoves and fuel containers\nPassengers are\nnot allowed to carry-on camping stoves or fuel containers\nin their hand luggage or carry-on. These items can only be packed in your checked baggage under the condition that the box must be completely drained of the fuel and left uncapped for six hours to let any residual fuel evaporate.\nAt the airport, the\nsecurity staff may not allow you to access the restricted security areas of the aircraft or airport\nif you have any of the items that are prohibited. Any items that can cause concern to security staff can also cause you to be denied access to the flight for security reasons.\nKeep in mind before traveling\nAirlines\n✈️\nEach airline has its own restrictions, so it is best to check first with your flight.\nTSA\n🛫\nIt is strongly noted by the TSA that 'The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint. 'Therefore we suggest to do your research on what items you are planning to bring in your carry-on as certain items may only be allowed in your checked baggage, but not as your carry-on. If you're not sure if a certain item is allowed onboard (as a carry-on or checked luggage) and it is not listed on the\nofficial TSA site\n, travelers can send a message to TSA direct through social media (operational hours noted).\nUSDA\n🍎\nRestrictions on what perishable and non perishable food items are allowed varies by country. While preparing for your next trip, avoid the hassle of having to throw your items at the airport security by\nunderstanding what food items will be allowed onboard or not\n. Items purchased after the airport security area are usually allowed, however, depending on the items you may need to consume it, such as buying an apple as a snack or thrown away when you arrival at your next port of entry.\nAre you still trying to figure out where to go for you next vacation?\nDon't forget to check out our\ngreat flights offers\nto both destinations\nwithin the US\nand also to many popular destinations in the world. Check here for ideas on your\nnext travel destination\nand book your ticket on\nBudgetAir.com\n!\nGo back to top\nWant to read more travel tips on baggage?","attrs_markdown":"- [\/Blog](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog)\n- - [Destinations](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/category\/destinations)\n  - [Did You Know](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/category\/did-you-know)\n  - [Travel Inspiration](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/category\/travel-inspiration)\n- menu\n  \n  [Destinations](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/category\/destinations)\n  \n  [Did You Know](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/category\/did-you-know)\n  \n  [Travel Inspiration](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/category\/travel-inspiration)\n  \n  [Flights](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/flights)[Hotels](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/index.html?aid=2011103&utm_source=BUAUS&utm_medium=Xsell&utm_campaign=hotel_nav_tab&selected_currency=USD&lang=en-us&label=travix-buaus-nav-tab)[Car rental](https:\/\/cars.budgetair.com\/en-us\/?clientid=540450&label=travix-buaus-nav-tab&utm_source=BUAUS&utm_medium=Xsell&utm_campaign=cars_nav_tab)\n\n# What items are prohibited in carry-ons?\n# Carry-on restrictions\n\nWhat items are prohibited in carry-ons?\n\n- [Home](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us)\n- [Blog](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog)\n- [Travel Inspiration](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/category\/travel-inspiration)\n- Carry-on restrictions: What items are not allowed?\n\n[![]()](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/flights?icmp=top-blog-ad-prohibited-carry-on-luggage-restrictions)\n\n# Carry-on luggage restrictions: What items are not allowed?\nHand luggage or \"carry-on\" baggage is pretty handy to bring with you when traveling because it is easy to carry, hard to lose, and helps travelers avoid paying extra baggage fees. It is important to get your head around the restrictions in order to avoid any unnecessary hassles and to make boarding your flight easier. The restrictions may change a little with each airline, but according to the [Transport Security Administration's rules and regulations](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/all), there is a general guide on universal restrictions. Learn more on **what items are restricted on your carry-on luggage** and be prepared before your departure.\n***\n## Hand luggage \/ Carry-on restrictions\n- **[Liquid restrictions](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#liquid-restrictions-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Sharp objects](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sharp-objects-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Agricultural products](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#agricultural-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Firearms and ammunition](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#firearms-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Explosives and flammable items](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#explosives-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Sporting equipment](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sports-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Camping stoves and fuel containers](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#camping-items-carry-on-luggage)**\n\n![]()\n\n## Liquid Restrictions\nMany countries have restrictions on the type and quantity of liquids that you may carry in your carry-on. For passengers carrying liquids, they should **not be more than 3.4 ounces or 100 ml**. Containers bigger than 3.4 ounces are not allowed even if they are not full. However, people traveling with small children may be exempt from this restriction. Travelers who intend to carry liquids such as shower gel, perfume, contact lens solution, and pastes should pour the liquids into travel size containers.\n\nLiquids such as acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda, and vehicle fuel are not allowed on the plane. Liquid medication laws vary by country; however, in most cases, you can carry almost any amount as long as you have a doctor's prescription.\n\n|   |\n|---|\n| **Did you know?** If you're planning to touch-up your make-up before you land at your destination, you will most likely carry some cosmetics onboard, but do you know the \\*\\*[rules of bringing cosmetics in your carry-on baggage](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/cosmetics-in-your-hand-luggage)? |\n\n![]()\n\n## Sharp objects\n**[Sharp objects are not allowed on planes](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/sharp-objects) as they can be used as weapons, thereby posing a potential threat to those on board**. Knives, saws, scissors with blades longer than 4 inches are some of the items that are not allowed on the plane. Passengers are also unable to carry razors unless they are disposable, however, electric razors are allowed. Cutting instruments are not allowed in carry-on bags, but you can travel with plastic cutlery and safety razors in your carry-on.\n\n## Agricultural products\n[TSA](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/food?page=2) **restricts meat, fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products in hand luggage unless it meets certain criteria**, such as fruits and vegetables are in solid form (not as a liquid or gel) and you are traveling within the continental United States. Also [USDA](https:\/\/www.aphis.usda.gov\/aphis\/resources\/traveler\/hawaii\/hawaiian_products) (U.S. Departure of Agriculture) restricts travelers from bringing fresh fruits and vegetables from certain places, such as Hawaii to the U.S. mainland ) due to possible threat of spreading invasive plant pests or disease.\n\nItems such as [cheese](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/food?page=1), [meat, seafood](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/items\/fresh-meat-and-seafood) also have certain restrictions.\n\n![]()\n\n## Enjoying our article so far?\n## Firearms and ammunition\n**Guns and devices that can be used to cause significant injury by firing are prohibited in carry-on baggage**. These items can only be carried in your [checked luggage with restrictions](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/firearms), and it is essential to notify the airline in advance for approval. Other forms of restricted weapons include bows, crowbars and arrows, harpoon guns and spear guns, slingshots, and catapults. You must notify the airlines at least 72 hours before your flight to travel with your equipment. You will need to specify the number of firearms you intend to carry, the type, model, and weight of ammunition.\n\n## Explosives and flammable items\nExplosives and flammable substances capable of causing harm or serious injury to passengers and boarders of a plane are **prohibited in all luggage and cannot be transported**. These explosives include dynamite, gun powder, plastic explosives, mines, grenades, blasting caps, detonators, and fuses. Flammable substances include paints, solvents, varnish, liquid oxygen systems, petrol, and cylinders containing combustible gas. Lighter fuel, lighter refills, and \"strike anywhere: matches\\* are forbidden.\n\n## Sporting equipment\n[Sporting equipment](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/sporting-and-camping) such as **baseball bats, ski poles, hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, hiking poles, walking sticks, bowling pins, and other sporting equipment are not allowed in hand luggage or carry-ons**. Rollerblades are also not allowed in hand luggage, but please check with the airlines if you're planning to bring your skateboard due to weight and size limitations. Ion battery-powered personal transportation devices are not permitted in hand luggage or carry-on bags. Javelins, pole vaults, hang gliders, canoes, paddles over 190 cm lengthwise, windsurfing boards and sails are also not allowed in your hand baggage\n\n![]()\n\n## Camping stoves and fuel containers\nPassengers are **not allowed to carry-on camping stoves or fuel containers** in their hand luggage or carry-on. These items can only be packed in your checked baggage under the condition that the box must be completely drained of the fuel and left uncapped for six hours to let any residual fuel evaporate.\n\n![]()\n\nAt the airport, the **security staff may not allow you to access the restricted security areas of the aircraft or airport** if you have any of the items that are prohibited. Any items that can cause concern to security staff can also cause you to be denied access to the flight for security reasons.\n***\n## Keep in mind before traveling\n|   |   |\n|---|---|\n| **Airlines**✈️ | Each airline has its own restrictions, so it is best to check first with your flight. |\n| **TSA**🛫 | It is strongly noted by the TSA that 'The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint. 'Therefore we suggest to do your research on what items you are planning to bring in your carry-on as certain items may only be allowed in your checked baggage, but not as your carry-on. If you're not sure if a certain item is allowed onboard (as a carry-on or checked luggage) and it is not listed on the [official TSA site](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/all), travelers can send a message to TSA direct through social media (operational hours noted). |\n| **USDA**🍎 | Restrictions on what perishable and non perishable food items are allowed varies by country. While preparing for your next trip, avoid the hassle of having to throw your items at the airport security by [understanding what food items will be allowed onboard or not](https:\/\/www.aphis.usda.gov\/aphis\/resources\/travelers-int). Items purchased after the airport security area are usually allowed, however, depending on the items you may need to consume it, such as buying an apple as a snack or thrown away when you arrival at your next port of entry. |\n***\n## Are you still trying to figure out where to go for you next vacation?\nDon't forget to check out our [great flights offers](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/flights) to both destinations [within the US](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/us-domestic-flights) and also to many popular destinations in the world. Check here for ideas on your [next travel destination](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog#destinations) and book your ticket on **[BudgetAir.com](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us)**\\!\n\n[![]()](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/flights?icmp=bottom-blog-ad-prohibited-carry-on-luggage-restrictions)\n\n[Go back to top](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#top)\n***\n## Want to read more travel tips on baggage?\n## More travel tips\n### for you\n\n1. [![](https:\/\/s1.travix.com\/blog\/ge\/generic-girl-woman-packing-suitcase-luggage-tiny.jpg)What is excess or oversized baggage?](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/what-is-excess-oversized-baggage)\n2. [![](https:\/\/s1.travix.com\/blog\/ge\/generic-suitcase-packing-plug-socket-charget-phone-tiny.jpg)Things you should never pack in your checked luggage](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-checked-luggage)\n3. 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The restrictions may change a little with each airline, but according to the [Transport Security Administration's rules and regulations](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/all), there is a general guide on universal restrictions. Learn more on **what items are restricted on your carry-on luggage** and be prepared before your departure.\n***\n## Hand luggage \/ Carry-on restrictions\n- **[Liquid restrictions](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#liquid-restrictions-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Sharp objects](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sharp-objects-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Agricultural products](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#agricultural-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Firearms and ammunition](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#firearms-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Explosives and flammable items](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#explosives-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Sporting equipment](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sports-carry-on-luggage)**\n- **[Camping stoves and fuel containers](https:\/\/www.budgetair.com\/en_us\/blog\/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#camping-items-carry-on-luggage)**\n\n![]()\n\n## Liquid Restrictions\nMany countries have restrictions on the type and quantity of liquids that you may carry in your carry-on. For passengers carrying liquids, they should **not be more than 3.4 ounces or 100 ml**. Containers bigger than 3.4 ounces are not allowed even if they are not full. However, people traveling with small children may be exempt from this restriction. Travelers who intend to carry liquids such as shower gel, perfume, contact lens solution, and pastes should pour the liquids into travel size containers.\n\nLiquids such as acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda, and vehicle fuel are not allowed on the plane. Liquid medication laws vary by country; however, in most cases, you can carry almost any amount as long as you have a doctor's prescription.\n\n![]()\n\n## Sharp objects\n**[Sharp objects are not allowed on planes](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/sharp-objects) as they can be used as weapons, thereby posing a potential threat to those on board**. Knives, saws, scissors with blades longer than 4 inches are some of the items that are not allowed on the plane. Passengers are also unable to carry razors unless they are disposable, however, electric razors are allowed. Cutting instruments are not allowed in carry-on bags, but you can travel with plastic cutlery and safety razors in your carry-on.\n\n## Agricultural products\n[TSA](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/food?page=2) **restricts meat, fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products in hand luggage unless it meets certain criteria**, such as fruits and vegetables are in solid form (not as a liquid or gel) and you are traveling within the continental United States. Also [USDA](https:\/\/www.aphis.usda.gov\/aphis\/resources\/traveler\/hawaii\/hawaiian_products) (U.S. Departure of Agriculture) restricts travelers from bringing fresh fruits and vegetables from certain places, such as Hawaii to the U.S. mainland ) due to possible threat of spreading invasive plant pests or disease.\n\nItems such as [cheese](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/food?page=1), [meat, seafood](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/items\/fresh-meat-and-seafood) also have certain restrictions.\n\n![]()\n\n## Firearms and ammunition\n**Guns and devices that can be used to cause significant injury by firing are prohibited in carry-on baggage**. These items can only be carried in your [checked luggage with restrictions](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/firearms), and it is essential to notify the airline in advance for approval. Other forms of restricted weapons include bows, crowbars and arrows, harpoon guns and spear guns, slingshots, and catapults. You must notify the airlines at least 72 hours before your flight to travel with your equipment. You will need to specify the number of firearms you intend to carry, the type, model, and weight of ammunition.\n\n## Explosives and flammable items\nExplosives and flammable substances capable of causing harm or serious injury to passengers and boarders of a plane are **prohibited in all luggage and cannot be transported**. These explosives include dynamite, gun powder, plastic explosives, mines, grenades, blasting caps, detonators, and fuses. Flammable substances include paints, solvents, varnish, liquid oxygen systems, petrol, and cylinders containing combustible gas. Lighter fuel, lighter refills, and \"strike anywhere: matches\\* are forbidden.\n\n## Sporting equipment\n[Sporting equipment](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/sporting-and-camping) such as **baseball bats, ski poles, hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, hiking poles, walking sticks, bowling pins, and other sporting equipment are not allowed in hand luggage or carry-ons**. Rollerblades are also not allowed in hand luggage, but please check with the airlines if you're planning to bring your skateboard due to weight and size limitations. Ion battery-powered personal transportation devices are not permitted in hand luggage or carry-on bags. Javelins, pole vaults, hang gliders, canoes, paddles over 190 cm lengthwise, windsurfing boards and sails are also not allowed in your hand baggage\n\n![]()\n\n## Camping stoves and fuel containers\nPassengers are **not allowed to carry-on camping stoves or fuel containers** in their hand luggage or carry-on. These items can only be packed in your checked baggage under the condition that the box must be completely drained of the fuel and left uncapped for six hours to let any residual fuel evaporate.\n\n![]()\n\nAt the airport, the **security staff may not allow you to access the restricted security areas of the aircraft or airport** if you have any of the items that are prohibited. Any items that can cause concern to security staff can also cause you to be denied access to the flight for security reasons.\n***\n## Keep in mind before traveling\n|   |   |\n|---|---|\n| **Airlines**✈️ | Each airline has its own restrictions, so it is best to check first with your flight. |\n| **TSA**🛫 | It is strongly noted by the TSA that 'The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint. 'Therefore we suggest to do your research on what items you are planning to bring in your carry-on as certain items may only be allowed in your checked baggage, but not as your carry-on. If you're not sure if a certain item is allowed onboard (as a carry-on or checked luggage) and it is not listed on the [official TSA site](https:\/\/www.tsa.gov\/travel\/security-screening\/whatcanibring\/all), travelers can send a message to TSA direct through social media (operational hours noted). |\n| **USDA**🍎 | Restrictions on what perishable and non perishable food items are allowed varies by country. While preparing for your next trip, avoid the hassle of having to throw your items at the airport security by [understanding what food items will be allowed onboard or not](https:\/\/www.aphis.usda.gov\/aphis\/resources\/travelers-int). 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Boilerpipe Text	Carry-on luggage restrictions: What items are not allowed? Hand luggage or "carry-on" baggage is pretty handy to bring with you when traveling because it is easy to carry, hard to lose, and helps travelers avoid paying extra baggage fees. It is important to get your head around the restrictions in order to avoid any unnecessary hassles and to make boarding your flight easier. The restrictions may change a little with each airline, but according to the Transport Security Administration's rules and regulations , there is a general guide on universal restrictions. Learn more on what items are restricted on your carry-on luggage and be prepared before your departure. Hand luggage / Carry-on restrictions Liquid restrictions Sharp objects Agricultural products Firearms and ammunition Explosives and flammable items Sporting equipment Camping stoves and fuel containers Liquid Restrictions Many countries have restrictions on the type and quantity of liquids that you may carry in your carry-on. For passengers carrying liquids, they should not be more than 3.4 ounces or 100 ml . Containers bigger than 3.4 ounces are not allowed even if they are not full. However, people traveling with small children may be exempt from this restriction. Travelers who intend to carry liquids such as shower gel, perfume, contact lens solution, and pastes should pour the liquids into travel size containers. Liquids such as acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda, and vehicle fuel are not allowed on the plane. Liquid medication laws vary by country; however, in most cases, you can carry almost any amount as long as you have a doctor's prescription. Sharp objects Sharp objects are not allowed on planes as they can be used as weapons, thereby posing a potential threat to those on board . Knives, saws, scissors with blades longer than 4 inches are some of the items that are not allowed on the plane. Passengers are also unable to carry razors unless they are disposable, however, electric razors are allowed. Cutting instruments are not allowed in carry-on bags, but you can travel with plastic cutlery and safety razors in your carry-on. Agricultural products TSA restricts meat, fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products in hand luggage unless it meets certain criteria , such as fruits and vegetables are in solid form (not as a liquid or gel) and you are traveling within the continental United States. Also USDA (U.S. Departure of Agriculture) restricts travelers from bringing fresh fruits and vegetables from certain places, such as Hawaii to the U.S. mainland ) due to possible threat of spreading invasive plant pests or disease. Items such as cheese , meat, seafood also have certain restrictions. Firearms and ammunition Guns and devices that can be used to cause significant injury by firing are prohibited in carry-on baggage . These items can only be carried in your checked luggage with restrictions , and it is essential to notify the airline in advance for approval. Other forms of restricted weapons include bows, crowbars and arrows, harpoon guns and spear guns, slingshots, and catapults. You must notify the airlines at least 72 hours before your flight to travel with your equipment. You will need to specify the number of firearms you intend to carry, the type, model, and weight of ammunition. Explosives and flammable items Explosives and flammable substances capable of causing harm or serious injury to passengers and boarders of a plane are prohibited in all luggage and cannot be transported . These explosives include dynamite, gun powder, plastic explosives, mines, grenades, blasting caps, detonators, and fuses. Flammable substances include paints, solvents, varnish, liquid oxygen systems, petrol, and cylinders containing combustible gas. Lighter fuel, lighter refills, and "strike anywhere: matches* are forbidden. Sporting equipment Sporting equipment such as baseball bats, ski poles, hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, hiking poles, walking sticks, bowling pins, and other sporting equipment are not allowed in hand luggage or carry-ons . Rollerblades are also not allowed in hand luggage, but please check with the airlines if you're planning to bring your skateboard due to weight and size limitations. Ion battery-powered personal transportation devices are not permitted in hand luggage or carry-on bags. Javelins, pole vaults, hang gliders, canoes, paddles over 190 cm lengthwise, windsurfing boards and sails are also not allowed in your hand baggage Camping stoves and fuel containers Passengers are not allowed to carry-on camping stoves or fuel containers in their hand luggage or carry-on. These items can only be packed in your checked baggage under the condition that the box must be completely drained of the fuel and left uncapped for six hours to let any residual fuel evaporate. At the airport, the security staff may not allow you to access the restricted security areas of the aircraft or airport if you have any of the items that are prohibited. Any items that can cause concern to security staff can also cause you to be denied access to the flight for security reasons. Keep in mind before traveling Airlines ✈️ Each airline has its own restrictions, so it is best to check first with your flight. TSA 🛫 It is strongly noted by the TSA that 'The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint. 'Therefore we suggest to do your research on what items you are planning to bring in your carry-on as certain items may only be allowed in your checked baggage, but not as your carry-on. If you're not sure if a certain item is allowed onboard (as a carry-on or checked luggage) and it is not listed on the official TSA site , travelers can send a message to TSA direct through social media (operational hours noted). USDA 🍎 Restrictions on what perishable and non perishable food items are allowed varies by country. While preparing for your next trip, avoid the hassle of having to throw your items at the airport security by understanding what food items will be allowed onboard or not . Items purchased after the airport security area are usually allowed, however, depending on the items you may need to consume it, such as buying an apple as a snack or thrown away when you arrival at your next port of entry. Are you still trying to figure out where to go for you next vacation? Don't forget to check out our great flights offers to both destinations within the US and also to many popular destinations in the world. Check here for ideas on your next travel destination and book your ticket on BudgetAir.com ! Go back to top Want to read more travel tips on baggage?
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[![]()](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/flights?icmp=top-blog-ad-prohibited-carry-on-luggage-restrictions) # Carry-on luggage restrictions: What items are not allowed? Hand luggage or "carry-on" baggage is pretty handy to bring with you when traveling because it is easy to carry, hard to lose, and helps travelers avoid paying extra baggage fees. It is important to get your head around the restrictions in order to avoid any unnecessary hassles and to make boarding your flight easier. The restrictions may change a little with each airline, but according to the [Transport Security Administration's rules and regulations](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/all), there is a general guide on universal restrictions. Learn more on what items are restricted on your carry-on luggage and be prepared before your departure. * ## Hand luggage / Carry-on restrictions - [Liquid restrictions](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#liquid-restrictions-carry-on-luggage) - [Sharp objects](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sharp-objects-carry-on-luggage) - [Agricultural products](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#agricultural-carry-on-luggage) - [Firearms and ammunition](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#firearms-carry-on-luggage) - [Explosives and flammable items](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#explosives-carry-on-luggage) - [Sporting equipment](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sports-carry-on-luggage) - [Camping stoves and fuel containers](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#camping-items-carry-on-luggage) ![]() ## Liquid Restrictions Many countries have restrictions on the type and quantity of liquids that you may carry in your carry-on. For passengers carrying liquids, they should not be more than 3.4 ounces or 100 ml. Containers bigger than 3.4 ounces are not allowed even if they are not full. However, people traveling with small children may be exempt from this restriction. Travelers who intend to carry liquids such as shower gel, perfume, contact lens solution, and pastes should pour the liquids into travel size containers. Liquids such as acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda, and vehicle fuel are not allowed on the plane. Liquid medication laws vary by country; however, in most cases, you can carry almost any amount as long as you have a doctor's prescription. \| \| \|---\| \| Did you know?** If you're planning to touch-up your make-up before you land at your destination, you will most likely carry some cosmetics onboard, but do you know the \\[rules of bringing cosmetics in your carry-on baggage](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/cosmetics-in-your-hand-luggage)? \| ![]() ## Sharp objects [Sharp objects are not allowed on planes](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/sharp-objects) as they can be used as weapons, thereby posing a potential threat to those on board. Knives, saws, scissors with blades longer than 4 inches are some of the items that are not allowed on the plane. Passengers are also unable to carry razors unless they are disposable, however, electric razors are allowed. Cutting instruments are not allowed in carry-on bags, but you can travel with plastic cutlery and safety razors in your carry-on. ## Agricultural products [TSA](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/food?page=2) restricts meat, fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products in hand luggage unless it meets certain criteria, such as fruits and vegetables are in solid form (not as a liquid or gel) and you are traveling within the continental United States. Also [USDA](https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/resources/traveler/hawaii/hawaiian_products) (U.S. Departure of Agriculture) restricts travelers from bringing fresh fruits and vegetables from certain places, such as Hawaii to the U.S. mainland ) due to possible threat of spreading invasive plant pests or disease. Items such as [cheese](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/food?page=1), [meat, seafood](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/fresh-meat-and-seafood) also have certain restrictions. ![]() ## Enjoying our article so far? ## Firearms and ammunition Guns and devices that can be used to cause significant injury by firing are prohibited in carry-on baggage. These items can only be carried in your [checked luggage with restrictions](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/firearms), and it is essential to notify the airline in advance for approval. Other forms of restricted weapons include bows, crowbars and arrows, harpoon guns and spear guns, slingshots, and catapults. You must notify the airlines at least 72 hours before your flight to travel with your equipment. You will need to specify the number of firearms you intend to carry, the type, model, and weight of ammunition. ## Explosives and flammable items Explosives and flammable substances capable of causing harm or serious injury to passengers and boarders of a plane are prohibited in all luggage and cannot be transported. These explosives include dynamite, gun powder, plastic explosives, mines, grenades, blasting caps, detonators, and fuses. Flammable substances include paints, solvents, varnish, liquid oxygen systems, petrol, and cylinders containing combustible gas. Lighter fuel, lighter refills, and "strike anywhere: matches\* are forbidden. ## Sporting equipment [Sporting equipment](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/sporting-and-camping) such as baseball bats, ski poles, hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, hiking poles, walking sticks, bowling pins, and other sporting equipment are not allowed in hand luggage or carry-ons. Rollerblades are also not allowed in hand luggage, but please check with the airlines if you're planning to bring your skateboard due to weight and size limitations. Ion battery-powered personal transportation devices are not permitted in hand luggage or carry-on bags. Javelins, pole vaults, hang gliders, canoes, paddles over 190 cm lengthwise, windsurfing boards and sails are also not allowed in your hand baggage ![]() ## Camping stoves and fuel containers Passengers are not allowed to carry-on camping stoves or fuel containers in their hand luggage or carry-on. These items can only be packed in your checked baggage under the condition that the box must be completely drained of the fuel and left uncapped for six hours to let any residual fuel evaporate. ![]() At the airport, the security staff may not allow you to access the restricted security areas of the aircraft or airport if you have any of the items that are prohibited. Any items that can cause concern to security staff can also cause you to be denied access to the flight for security reasons. * ## Keep in mind before traveling \| \| \| \|---\|---\| \| Airlines✈️ \| Each airline has its own restrictions, so it is best to check first with your flight. \| \| TSA🛫 \| It is strongly noted by the TSA that 'The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint. 'Therefore we suggest to do your research on what items you are planning to bring in your carry-on as certain items may only be allowed in your checked baggage, but not as your carry-on. If you're not sure if a certain item is allowed onboard (as a carry-on or checked luggage) and it is not listed on the [official TSA site](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/all), travelers can send a message to TSA direct through social media (operational hours noted). \| \| USDA🍎 \| Restrictions on what perishable and non perishable food items are allowed varies by country. While preparing for your next trip, avoid the hassle of having to throw your items at the airport security by [understanding what food items will be allowed onboard or not](https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/resources/travelers-int). Items purchased after the airport security area are usually allowed, however, depending on the items you may need to consume it, such as buying an apple as a snack or thrown away when you arrival at your next port of entry. \| * ## Are you still trying to figure out where to go for you next vacation? Don't forget to check out our [great flights offers](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/flights) to both destinations [within the US](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/us-domestic-flights) and also to many popular destinations in the world. Check here for ideas on your [next travel destination](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog#destinations) and book your ticket on [BudgetAir.com](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us)\! [![]()](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/flights?icmp=bottom-blog-ad-prohibited-carry-on-luggage-restrictions) [Go back to top](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#top) * ## Want to read more travel tips on baggage? ## More travel tips ### for you 1. [![](https://s1.travix.com/blog/ge/generic-girl-woman-packing-suitcase-luggage-tiny.jpg)What is excess or oversized baggage?](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/what-is-excess-oversized-baggage) 2. 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Readable Markdown	[![]()](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/flights?icmp=top-blog-ad-prohibited-carry-on-luggage-restrictions) ## Carry-on luggage restrictions: What items are not allowed? Hand luggage or "carry-on" baggage is pretty handy to bring with you when traveling because it is easy to carry, hard to lose, and helps travelers avoid paying extra baggage fees. It is important to get your head around the restrictions in order to avoid any unnecessary hassles and to make boarding your flight easier. The restrictions may change a little with each airline, but according to the [Transport Security Administration's rules and regulations](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/all), there is a general guide on universal restrictions. Learn more on what items are restricted on your carry-on luggage and be prepared before your departure. * ## Hand luggage / Carry-on restrictions - [Liquid restrictions](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#liquid-restrictions-carry-on-luggage) - [Sharp objects](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sharp-objects-carry-on-luggage) - [Agricultural products](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#agricultural-carry-on-luggage) - [Firearms and ammunition](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#firearms-carry-on-luggage) - [Explosives and flammable items](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#explosives-carry-on-luggage) - [Sporting equipment](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#sports-carry-on-luggage) - [Camping stoves and fuel containers](https://www.budgetair.com/en_us/blog/prohibited-items-in-hand-luggage#camping-items-carry-on-luggage) ![]() ## Liquid Restrictions Many countries have restrictions on the type and quantity of liquids that you may carry in your carry-on. For passengers carrying liquids, they should not be more than 3.4 ounces or 100 ml. Containers bigger than 3.4 ounces are not allowed even if they are not full. However, people traveling with small children may be exempt from this restriction. Travelers who intend to carry liquids such as shower gel, perfume, contact lens solution, and pastes should pour the liquids into travel size containers. Liquids such as acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda, and vehicle fuel are not allowed on the plane. Liquid medication laws vary by country; however, in most cases, you can carry almost any amount as long as you have a doctor's prescription. ![]() ## Sharp objects [Sharp objects are not allowed on planes](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/sharp-objects) as they can be used as weapons, thereby posing a potential threat to those on board. Knives, saws, scissors with blades longer than 4 inches are some of the items that are not allowed on the plane. Passengers are also unable to carry razors unless they are disposable, however, electric razors are allowed. Cutting instruments are not allowed in carry-on bags, but you can travel with plastic cutlery and safety razors in your carry-on. ## Agricultural products [TSA](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/food?page=2) restricts meat, fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products in hand luggage unless it meets certain criteria, such as fruits and vegetables are in solid form (not as a liquid or gel) and you are traveling within the continental United States. Also [USDA](https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/resources/traveler/hawaii/hawaiian_products) (U.S. Departure of Agriculture) restricts travelers from bringing fresh fruits and vegetables from certain places, such as Hawaii to the U.S. mainland ) due to possible threat of spreading invasive plant pests or disease. Items such as [cheese](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/food?page=1), [meat, seafood](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/fresh-meat-and-seafood) also have certain restrictions. ![]() ## Firearms and ammunition Guns and devices that can be used to cause significant injury by firing are prohibited in carry-on baggage. These items can only be carried in your [checked luggage with restrictions](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/firearms), and it is essential to notify the airline in advance for approval. Other forms of restricted weapons include bows, crowbars and arrows, harpoon guns and spear guns, slingshots, and catapults. You must notify the airlines at least 72 hours before your flight to travel with your equipment. You will need to specify the number of firearms you intend to carry, the type, model, and weight of ammunition. ## Explosives and flammable items Explosives and flammable substances capable of causing harm or serious injury to passengers and boarders of a plane are prohibited in all luggage and cannot be transported*. These explosives include dynamite, gun powder, plastic explosives, mines, grenades, blasting caps, detonators, and fuses. Flammable substances include paints, solvents, varnish, liquid oxygen systems, petrol, and cylinders containing combustible gas. Lighter fuel, lighter refills, and "strike anywhere: matches\ are forbidden. ## Sporting equipment [Sporting equipment](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/sporting-and-camping) such as baseball bats, ski poles, hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, hiking poles, walking sticks, bowling pins, and other sporting equipment are not allowed in hand luggage or carry-ons. Rollerblades are also not allowed in hand luggage, but please check with the airlines if you're planning to bring your skateboard due to weight and size limitations. Ion battery-powered personal transportation devices are not permitted in hand luggage or carry-on bags. Javelins, pole vaults, hang gliders, canoes, paddles over 190 cm lengthwise, windsurfing boards and sails are also not allowed in your hand baggage ![]() ## Camping stoves and fuel containers Passengers are not allowed to carry-on camping stoves or fuel containers in their hand luggage or carry-on. These items can only be packed in your checked baggage under the condition that the box must be completely drained of the fuel and left uncapped for six hours to let any residual fuel evaporate. ![]() At the airport, the security staff may not allow you to access the restricted security areas of the aircraft or airport if you have any of the items that are prohibited. Any items that can cause concern to security staff can also cause you to be denied access to the flight for security reasons. * ## Keep in mind before traveling \| \| \| \|---\|---\| \| Airlines✈️ \| Each airline has its own restrictions, so it is best to check first with your flight. \| \| TSA🛫 \| It is strongly noted by the TSA that 'The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint. 'Therefore we suggest to do your research on what items you are planning to bring in your carry-on as certain items may only be allowed in your checked baggage, but not as your carry-on. If you're not sure if a certain item is allowed onboard (as a carry-on or checked luggage) and it is not listed on the [official TSA site](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/all), travelers can send a message to TSA direct through social media (operational hours noted). \| \| USDA🍎 \| Restrictions on what perishable and non perishable food items are allowed varies by country. While preparing for your next trip, avoid the hassle of having to throw your items at the airport security by [understanding what food items will be allowed onboard or not](https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/resources/travelers-int). Items purchased after the airport security area are usually allowed, however, depending on the items you may need to consume it, such as buying an apple as a snack or thrown away when you arrival at your next port of entry. \| * ## Are you still trying to figure out where to go for you next vacation? 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