Can you bring chewing tobacco on a plane?

Generally, a person chewing tobacco spits the masticated tobacco, now mushed into a liquid, into a receptacle after chewing it. Chewing tobacco does not carry the risk of spreading secondhand smoke as cigarettes do, but passengers still are banned from chewing tobacco on virtually all airlines. read more

The Transportation Security Administration does not prohibit travelers from carrying chewing tobacco, also known as smokeless tobacco, while traveling on airplanes. Just as smoking is banned on airplanes, travelers are not allowed to use smokeless tobacco while on an airplane. read more