Key Points:
- Jetboils are allowed in both carry-on and checked baggage.
- The stove must be completely empty of all fuel and cleaned thoroughly.
- No fuel vapors or residue should remain in the stove.
- Fuel canisters are not allowed in either carry-on or checked luggage.
Airline Policies Comparison
Airline Company | Carry-on | Checked Luggage | Details |
---|---|---|---|
American Airlines | Yes | Yes | Follows TSA guidelines |
Delta Airlines | Yes | Yes | Follows TSA guidelines |
United Airlines | Yes | Yes | Follows TSA guidelines |
Southwest Airlines | Not Allowed | Not Allowed | Only accepted if brand new, unused, and in manufacturer’s package. |
Ryanair | Yes | Yes | Follows TSA guidelines |
Can I Bring Jetboil On A Plane in a Carry-on?
Yes, but it must be empty of all fuel and cleaned thoroughly to ensure no fuel vapors or residue remain.
Can I Bring Jetboil in a Checked Luggage?
Yes, with the same conditions as for carry-ons: the stove must be fuel-free and cleaned.
Can You Bring Jetboil Through the TSA?
Yes, as long as the Jetboil is clean, empty of any fuel, and devoid of fuel vapors or residue.
Can You Bring Jetboil on an International Flight?
It depends on the airline’s specific policies and the regulations of the destination country. Generally, if the Jetboil is clean and empty of fuel, it is allowed, but always check with the airline and local laws.
Different Types of Jetboil
- Standard Jetboil models (must be empty of fuel and cleaned).
- Jetboil models with integrated canisters (not allowed due to fuel canisters being prohibited).
Similar Items with Jetboil
- Other camping stoves: Allowed under the same conditions as Jetboil.
- Portable cooking equipment: Generally allowed if they adhere to TSA’s fuel and cleaning guidelines.
Will TSA Throw Away My Jetboil?
No, not if it adheres to TSA guidelines of being clean and fuel-free.
What Happens if TSA Catches You with Jetboil?
If the Jetboil contains fuel or isn’t cleaned properly, it may be confiscated.
Tips For Packing Jetboil in Your Luggage
- Ensure the Jetboil is completely fuel-free.
- Clean the stove thoroughly to remove any fuel residue.
- Pack it in a way that allows for easy inspection if needed.
Are Jetboils Considered Dangerous on a Plane?
No, as long as they are empty of fuel and cleaned. However, the presence of any fuel can make them dangerous.