Can you bring a toothbrush on a plane?

Answer 1

It has to be less than 3.5 ounces and in a clear plastic bag. But yeah, you can.

Answer 2

Only the littlest tubes of tooth paste the other tooth paste bottles will be removed from your luggage for security purposes

Answer 3

No , you are not permitted . The inspectors will take it from you.

Answer 4

According to TSA, I think you'll be good. I would check it if it is electric. Make sure if you have any tooth paste it is under 3.4oz and in a one quart Ziploc baggie.

Answer 5

Toothpaste can be taken on a plane, but only in a carry-on bag. The toothpaste can only be 3 ounces or less and large containers that are almost empty are not allowed.

Answer 6

Yes. You can have any size tube of toothpaste in your checked baggage, but (per TSA rules) it cannot be more than 3.4oz (100ml) in your carry-on.

Answer 7

I had toothpaste in my carry on and had to leave it at the airport because it was over 3 oz. so if you take it make sure it is under 3 oz.

Answer 8

Yes...assuming it isn't too unusual (like made out of metal or with a sharp end, etc.)

Answer 9

In carry on baggage, all liquids, gels or aerosols must fit in a clear, one qt plastic bag, and be removed from the baggage for examination. On ALL commercial flights.

Answer 10

you can but cant be in your carry on bag