What should you not take on an airplane carryon?

Answer 1

Don’t Pack Other Prohibited Items

Each country’s government has slightly different rules about what can and can’t be brought aboard a plane, but as a general rule you should never put any of the following in your carry-on: firearms, explosives, Baseball bats or other sporting equipment that could be used as weapons, self-defense sprays (such as mace), and sharp objects such as knives and safety razors.

Scissors are generally okay when packing a carry-on, as long as the blades are shorter than 4 inches (or 6 centimeters in some countries). Nail clippers and disposable razors will also pass muster in most parts of the world. Swiss Army knives, however, are a no-go. Snow globes are not permitted unless they’re small enough to fit inside your quart-size plastic bag with the rest of your liquids and gels.

Answer 2

Explosive and incendiary materials

Firearms

Flammable items

Gasses and pressure containers

Matches

Oxidizers and organic peroxides

Poisons

Infectious materials

Corrosives

Organics

Radioactive materials

Magnetic materials

Marijuana (cannabis)

any controlled drug from country of departure to destination

Some prescribed drugs

There are variations of the list depending on country, security levels and can/do change - Always seek your airline advice before embarking of travel

Answer 3

no liquids over 3 oz, anything sharp like knives, swords, chainsaws, maces, pepper spray, grenades, bombs, explosives, flammables, fireworks, any weapons of any kind, Golf clubs, baseball bats, drugs, use some common sense... you'll figure it out.

Answer 4

Things that should not be included inside a luggage for when you travel by plane are large amounts of fluid, dangerous sharp objects such as knives and firearms, large amounts of infalmable materials and you should also not check in precious personal items such as your wallet, money, jewelry and such unless you are sure that it is 100% safe.

Answer 5

What are you allowed to put in your luggage

Answer 6

This question is best answered by the TSA on their website at the related link. There are many things not allowed in carry-on bags. But the TSA will have the full list.