7 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Bring on a Plane

Almost everybody knows what not to bring on an airplane, but there are things you can actually bring that you probably did not know.

Not rendering correctly? View this email as a web page here. I Can Bring What on a Plane? Almost everybody knows what not to bring on an flight, but the rules on some things you are allowed to bring might surprise you. Learn about unusual or uncommon items that you're allowed to take on the plane in your carry-on baggage or as part of your checked luggage, courtesy of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA): Carry-on Baggage: Breast Milk: reasonable quantities of breast milk, formula, and juice are allowed whether or not a baby is traveling with you. Skateboards: you can bring your skateboard on a plane as long as it complies with the airline's size or weight restrictions. Gravy: you can bring up to 3.4 ounces in a carry-on bag (and an unlimited amount if you check it in your bag). Fresh Meat and Seafood: fresh, non-liquid food items are permitted on both carry-on and checked luggage. If it's packed with ice, it must be completely frozen when brought through screening.  Checked Luggage: Martial Arts Weapons: you can bring nunchucks, ninja stars, and other martial arts weapons, as long as they are checked-in. Camping Stoves: they must be empty of all fuel in order to be allowed. TSA also asks that you wrap cords and layer items to make the inspection process easier.  Tools: hammers, wrenches and other tools are permitted. If they are less than 7 inches long, you are allowed to bring them on a carry-on bag.  Did you get this email from a friend?   Share this message via: You received this email because you are subscribed to emails from USAGov. Unsubscribe or Manage Email Preferences Contact Us USAGov 1800 F Street, NW Washington, DC 20405 USA