As of today, December 7th (Remember: ‘A date which will live in infamy.’) the TSA website states this:
However, the first note (red triangle with exclamation mark) is noteworthy, as it states that it is all up to the TSA officer. It obviously pays to check the TSA website before you fly in the US.
Having said that, for years I have taken a disassembled three-piece safety razor (without blade) in my carry-on bag and TSA officers never showed the least interest.
In Europe they seem to be a bit more relaxed about these things. In the UK they are even thinking about dropping the 100 ml / 3 fl.oz. rule.
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However, the first note (red triangle with exclamation mark) is noteworthy, as it states that it is all up to the TSA officer. It obviously pays to check the TSA website before you fly in the US.
Having said that, for years I have taken a disassembled three-piece safety razor (without blade) in my carry-on bag and TSA officers never showed the least interest.
In Europe they seem to be a bit more relaxed about these things. In the UK they are even thinking about dropping the 100 ml / 3 fl.oz. rule.
B.
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