Answers
Q&A Community
Sign In
Settings
Submit a question to our community and get an answer from real people.
Submit
All  >  Places & Travel
MichaelZhang
MichaelZhang: 11 months ago

Can i bring glue, scissors, and white out along with my other writing utensils in my suitcase, the one thats not the carry on?

Answer This Question
Report as
This answer contributed to Susan G. Komen for the Cure® What's this?
My answers support Susan G. Komen for the Cure® What's this?
kryslips
kryslips: 11 months ago

i dont see why not but you may have to declare the scissors

Helpful (1) Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)
Report as
Add a comment...
sheeny
sheeny: 11 months ago

yes

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)
Report as
Add a comment...
carlcab
carlcab: 11 months ago

No

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)
Report as
Add a comment...
Return_of_Kokinaw
Return_of_Kokinaw: 11 months ago via iPhone

Probably not the scissors, unless they are the plastic safety type for preschoolers.

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)
Report as
Add a comment...
AnnToth
AnnToth: 11 months ago via iPhone

You can put those items in a ship through with no problem

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)
Report as
Add a comment...
fritzmerde
fritzmerde: 11 months ago

You should be fine, they may go through your bag just to make sure it's Kosher. Usually checked bags are left alone, once it's been thrown into the cargo hold you don't have access to it, so it's not a problem

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)
Report as
Add a comment...
Verne50
Verne50: 11 months ago | Last edited at 9:13PM on 6/12/2012

Scissors would fall under the category of a potential weapon. (Like a knife.) Even though it's going in the luggage compartment it will be picked up by metal detectors. Security will go through your suitcase and confiscate the scissors. It happened to me.

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (2)
Report as
MichaelZhang: 11 months ago
its say im allowed to as long as the blade is less than 4 inches
Report as
Verne50: 11 months ago
You should be ok then.
Report as
Add a comment...
OffTheLeash
OffTheLeash: 11 months ago | Last edited at 9:38PM on 6/12/2012

Scissors are ok in a checked bag, not carry-on.Check TSA.gov

Helpful Fun Thanks for voting Comments (0)
Report as
Add a comment...
Do you have an answer?
Answer this question...
- Show suggestions
Did you mean?
Login or Join the Community to answer

About - Privacy - AskEraser - Careers - Ask Blog - Q&A - Mobile - Help - Feedback ©2013 Ask.com