Familiarizing myself with the Transportation Security Administration online air travel rules and regulations on January 14, 2007 was a new and rather eye-opening experience for me. Listed under the permitted and prohibited items for airline travel, my fellow Americans, you will find the following items:
Permitted in checked bags.......in carry-on bags
Whipped Cream........................Whipped Cream
Billy Clubs..........................Prohibited
Brass Knuckles.......................Prohibited
Jell-O...............................Limited to 3 ounces
Cattle Prods.........................Prohibited
Saws (including cordless portable power saws)...Prohibited
Parts of guns and firearms...........Prohibited
Toothpaste...........................Limited to 3 ounces
BB Guns..............................Prohibited
Meat Cleavers........................Prohibited
Bubble Bath..........................Limited to 3 ounces
Concerned about breast milk affecting your national security in the air???
FYI
Breast milk is permitted in checked baggage.
Breast milk is allowed in a carry-on bag only if the passenger in possession of the breast milk is traveling with an infant or toddler.
Warning to all potential terrorists-
According to the Transportation and Security Administration’s Web site, breast milk will be inspected at airport security checkpoints.
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm#0
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