What luggage is allowed & not allowed on airplanes?

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rsdudm

You can't take bombs , guns or knives--

Mr Mojo Risin

The rule is usually that one piece is allowed, plus a purse or laptop or such. The luggage is supposed to fit under the seat. They usually have a gauge at the ticket counter to see if the bag is the too big or not.

hey

it's ridiculous... you can't buy perfume, or anything like it in another country and bring it over.. in France, there was this really nice perfume my boyfriend surprised me with... and it had a wonderful scent.. but i couldn't bring it over.. i did have it shipped to me later from his parents however..

gooooooooooofyung

Increased security and restriction of carry on baggage to/from USA
UPDATE:17AUG.2006
Dear Customer
Thank you for flying Japan Airlines.
In accordance to directions received from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, we wish to advise that the following restrictions have been placed on carry on hand baggage for all flights departing to/from USA.
Applicable Flights: All flights departing to/from any airport within USA (both International and Domestic)
Note: The same restrictions will apply to passengers after arriving at any airport within USA when connecting to other flights.
1. No liquids, gels, or aerosols are permitted in accessible property or on oneî–¸ person past the boarding gate hold area or the boarding gate except:
a. Baby formula/milk and baby food in small containers if a baby or small child is traveling
b. Prescription medicine (liquid and gel) with a name that matches the passengerî–¸ ticket
c. Essential other non-prescription medicines not to exceed 4 oz. (120ml) per container, to include saline solution and eye care products such as eye drops and contact lens solution
d. Liquids (to include juice) or gels for diabetic passengers who indicate a need for such items to address their medical condition. Quantities are limited to no greater than 5 oz. (148ml) per container.
2. Passenger must NOT be permitted to take liquids, gels, or aerosols purchased inside the sterile area onboard the aircraft, except those items identified in 1. above.
3. For purposes of this direction, liquids, gels and aerosols include beverages, shampoo, suntan lotion, creams, toothpaste, hair gels, hair spray and other items of similar consistency.
4. Additional security check for all passengers and cabin-baggage shall be conducted at boarding gate.

breil

you can't have anything liquid or powder. people have to taste baby formula to make sure that it is not powder for like a bomb. you have to buy the things at the place that you are going to

yomero

Please check your airline. Each one has different security policies.

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