We Make Packing for Flights
Simple and Stress-Free

Airport security is stressful. Every year, millions of travelers reach the TSA checkpoint only to discover that their hand cream, peanut butter, or lithium power bank violates a rule they didn't know about. Items get confiscated. Flights get missed. Trips start badly.

BringOnPlane exists to eliminate that moment. We've catalogued every TSA, FAA, and CBP regulation into a searchable, always-updated database. Whether you're asking "can I bring food through TSA?", "can I bring a vape on a plane?", or "what can I bring in my carry-on bag?" — you get an instant, accurate, plain-English answer.

We believe the best packing assistant is one that works before you even leave home. That's why we built the packing list generator: it checks every item against TSA rules automatically and tells you exactly where each one belongs — carry-on, checked bag, or leave it at home.

All baggage rules on BringOnPlane are sourced from official government and airline publications:

• TSA (Transportation Security Administration) — tsa.gov
• FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) — faa.gov
• CBP (U.S. Customs and Border Protection) — cbp.gov
• IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations
• Airline-specific carry-on and checked baggage policies
• Country customs authority official publications

Our content team reviews published regulations and updates item rules whenever official policies change. We always link to primary source materials so you can verify any ruling yourself.

Disclaimer: While we make every effort to maintain accuracy, BringOnPlane is an informational tool and not a substitute for official TSA guidance. Always verify with your airline and the TSA website before travel.