Can you take cigarettes on a plane?

Passengers can carry one lighter with them on their flight. As with cigarettes, you're not allowed you use the lighter for any reason while on the airplane. The DOT advises that most disposable lighters meet its regulations. read more

Yes, you can bring cigarettes on a plane for your personal use in your carry-on baggage or on your person. But the use of these is totally restricted on board according to the TSA rules. In case of e-cigarettes, you are not allowed to recharge them or their batteries while you are on board the aircraft. read more

If you are a jet-setting joiner or plumber, check-in bag fees will eat into your income, for you are not permitted to carry on essential toolbag items such as screwdrivers, spanners, pliers, saws, drills or drill bits on the plane. read more

Yes, you can bring cigarettes on a plane for your personal use in your carry-on baggage or on your person. But the use of these is totally restricted on board according to the TSA rules. read more

The Transportation Security Administration regulates the items you can take on an airplane with you, and these items range from large sporting equipment and tools to simple, everyday objects such as cigarette lighters. Cigarette lighters are permitted on airplanes, but with a few notable restrictions for you to keep in mind. read more