is this TSA compliant?
52931
No, but - to be TSA compliant bag you can use a 1- quart size zip-lock bag into which you put as many bottles of liquid 3.5 ounces or less that will fit. Then you can put the zip-lock bag with your liquids into this slightly larger "Travel Smart kit" together with non-liquid items and then pull out just the zip-lock bag when you go through security. This way your zip-lock bag can have a little extra protection during the rest of the trip.
52932
I used in at La Guardian a month ago and traveled to St Barts and St Maarten without a problem
1669857
Because it locks, it's not compliant. http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/03/tsa-prohibited-items-list-changing_5.html
1267939
I can't say whether or not it's on a particular list of "approved cases" or not. What I can tell you is that I flew on Southwest from Portland (OR) to Phoenix (AZ) and back with my firearm in this case and had no troubles with the TSA inspection. Just be sure you have a solid lock (I recommend the cable add-on Amazon will suggest when you add this to your cart) and be sure you follow your airline's instructions for transporting your firearm.
430557
You can pad lock as has area provided with hole to place lock. as far as the TSA I don't know their requirements.
1444161
Other than some printing on the package, there's no certificate or paperwork that comes with it other than warranty stuff. In theory it's allowed for travel, but in the end it's up to the discretion of the TSA Agent. When I traveled, I had it unfolded with the tools out so they could look at it closer if they wanted which they did on my return flight, but they still let it pass.
1444160
You may get by with it, especially in USA airports but when you go to other countries, it will be totally random. We have had small plastic toothpicks, diaper safety pins and various small key ring tools confiscated. I told one official that the 4" pry took had passed through TSA and foreign airport security without question many times...and was told "not a my airport!"
618463
Yes it is! Fully waterproof, TSA compliant as a carry on. Buy direct from me! nitroblast@hotmail.com
1764145
According to TSA list of prohibited items: https://www.tsa.gov/sites/default/files/assets/prohibiteditems_brochure.pdf - I would guess the answer is "no"
1528907
I don't think so! The screws that hold the tool together are the tamper resistant type.They can be defeated, but I don't think you want to.Even if you removed the blade, there is no guaranty the TSA would let you take through anyway.I had to leave a Multi-Tool in Miami, and once was enough.
2111004
This has a TSA lock. I know they have been able to open and then relock it based on the notification they leave when they have checked the contents.
2204920
not sure what you mean by TSA approved because TSA rules are a lockable sealed case and I have traveled with weapons in this case to and from Denver, no issues with TSA. Just be sure to bring two locks to lock the case and you are ok to travel.
685386
It does meet TSA requirements. I've been to 4 airports domestically and haven't had any issues. This is a great bag, it fits a lot of items.
214608
Maybe he means tsa approved?Sounds like people have been able to travel with it without any problems, so I would guess the tea has no problems with it.
944217
I would say yes, but if you travel by plane I can't see this getting through the TSA. Maybe in a checked bag?
401985
http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-itemsAs the TSA mentioned. Items that aren't specifically be prohibited may still be regulated in other ways. You need to call your airline since its smarter of international law not just US.
141000
It is if it's locked. The holes for locks are really small though, so mostly just for show, but it'll keep TSA happy.
1900297
I'm not an expert on this subject and I won't accept any liability for how this answer may be used. Hypothetically speaking, I would guess that this item falls in a grey area and would be subject to the discretion of the TSA officers one would encounter. I also suspect that one would, hypothetically, probably succeed in bringing this along in a carry-on. That said, I would advise checking the TSA website for specific information on what is and is not allowed and following TSA guidelines.