Now, here's where things get really interesting: the TSA has some pretty quirky items on their prohibited list. For example, self-defense items like pepper spray and stun guns are off-limits, but hockey pucks and lacrosse sticks are also no-go's. Who knew those could be used as weapons?
And then there are the creepy-crawlies: insects and animals are not allowed in carry-on bags, unless they're service animals, of course. So, leave your tarantula or parrot at home, folks! But, did you know that emotional support animals are no longer recognized by the TSA? Yep, those little comfort critters won't get you any special treatment anymore.
Now, let's talk about electronic devices: laptops, tablets, and smartphones are all okay in carry-on bags, but drone batteries and spare lithium batteries are not. And, if you're planning on bringing a portable charger, make sure it's approved by the TSA. Don't get caught with a dead battery and a denied boarding!
What Is Not Allowed on a Plane Carry On | Kiwi.com Magazine
