
▲According to reports, quite a few items can be checked in (Image / Dashizhi / Illustration)
By Rita
Generally speaking, travelers have a basic understanding of luggage regulations: things like liquid restrictions, not bringing wrapped gifts (which will be opened for inspection), not carrying sharp objects, etc. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has many strict rules, but there are more things than you might imagine that can be brought on board as long as they are declared in advance and inspected — such as guns with the bullets removed. Below is the “12 items that can be brought on board (in checked luggage)” list from the FOXNews website:”
1. Antiques
Remember to bring relevant documents for these antiques, such as receipts or export permits.
2. Camping stoves
They can be carried as carry-on or checked luggage, but make sure they are empty of fuel. The safest option is to ship them.
3. Urns, human remains
This requires cooperation among multiple parties, including travel agencies, aviation security authorities, and airlines.
4. Firearms and ammunition
These must be declared and packed in checked luggage.
5. Shotguns or fishing gear
Please note the airline’s restrictions on the length, weight, etc., of such items.
6. Sewing items
Some sewing supplies are sharp and may be considered dangerous by some inspectors, while others may see them as harmless sewing tools. It is therefore recommended to pack these in checked luggage.
7. Musical instruments
Carrying musical instruments must comply with airline regulations, and owners should pay special attention to packaging.
8. Parachutes
Passengers carrying parachutes should arrive at the airport early, as they need to be inspected.
9. Service animals
Some animals classified as service animals can be brought on board.
10. Sports equipment
Items such as surfboards, sleds, and skateboards can be brought on board after inspection.
11. Sex toys
It’s best to remove the batteries, and it is recommended to pack them in checked luggage.
12. Compressed gas cylinders
Please ensure safety first.
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