Can I take a tripod on board in my hand luggage? [closed]

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I would like to know if a camera tripod (let's say not the biggest one, 40-50 cm folded) can be taken on board inside hand luggage, or it has to be put into the aircraft hold?

Is there any problem for camera (DSLR) and lenses as well?



Best Answer

If it is within the airline's dimension for a carry-on, then yes.

Note however, they might legitimately count it as one carry-on toward your allowance.

Also, whoever is staffing the terminal entrance may do an extra check.

Any camera should be no problem. I would never check a camera.




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Can you pack a tripod in a carry on?

For those seeking to bring it all on the plane, rest assured, in the United States the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) allows photographic tripods and monopods as carry on.

Is tripod allowed in checked baggage?

Tripods are not allowed to be hand carried, it will be accepted as part of your checked baggage.



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